There has been a notable swoon in risk-leaning assets that has also provided some predictable lift to the US Dollar. Combined, these forces have created some unique pressure on some of the more pressurized emerging market currencies. We look at the Dollar cross with the Mexican Peso, Hong Kong Dollar, Indian Rupee and Turkish Lira.

The greenback looks set to post further gains against the loonie as fundamentals and technicals form perfect cocktail. Can a rebound in WTI prices limit the upside potential?

S&P 500 has fallen back to support at the prior resistance level of 4110. With US strength driving stocks lower, Nasdaq is testing another key zone of support at 12500.

The US dollar remains better bid after last Friday’s super-sized NFP reading and robust ISM report. Sterling seems unable to halt the greenback’s run.

USD/JPY flirts with the 132.00 level as the dollar index eyes a potential retracement. Comments from both the Fed and BoJ likely to drive any moves this week.

EUR/USD bears have capitalized on fading Fed pivot bets but have a lot to look forward to this week from both ECB and Fed officials.

The Australian Dollar ran out of puff after making a seven-month high last week before the US Dollar regained traction and claimed the ascendency. Where to for AUD/USD?