The EURUSD’s dramatic reversal from an unsuccessful break above the midpoint of the 2021-2022 range around 1.1000 has lost traction. Market conditions and the docket support ranging and breakouts without follow through, but behind this market there is a groundswell that distinctly contrasts other popular vehicles like the S&P 500

Silver, much like gold, has had a tough time of late. Dropping like a stone from a well-defined zone of resistance, now attempting to find its feet at prior support

FTSE 100 has recorded another record high after extending gains from the BP and Shell profit release. Prices remain supported by psychological support at 7900.

Fed chair Jerome Powell has a new word in his lexicon, disinflation, and it is likely he is going to use it on a regular basis going forward.

Spot gold’s rally has seen it take out the weekly high at $1885 with $1900 now in sight. Will Fed speakers spoil the party?

Japan’s PM Kishida is to submit his candidate for Bank of Japan Governor to parliament next week. Will the new incumbent normalize current ultra-dovish policy?

GBP/USD is at the mercy of the Fed and U.S. centric information as markets reprice their rate expectations higher weighing negatively on the pound.

The gold price has mostly ignored the turmoil of US Dollar movements upending other markets this week as the Federal Reserve’s rate path provides the impetus for volatility.