Despite the traction ‘risk assets’ have exhibited for bears through Tuesday’s trading session, the US Dollar doesn’t seem to have caught its safe haven wind. That has thrown an unexpected curb on key developments for crude oil and gold which seem break prone but are principally USD-priced.

The USD/JPY rallies on Tuesday and challenges a key technical resistance near the 135.00 area, bolstered by rising U.S. Treasury yields

The S&P 500 extends losses following better-than-expected U.S. PMI data, as resilient U.S. economic activity raises risks that the Fed will have to keep raising rates in the near term.

Bitcoin and Ethereum price action has been on a rampant rise since the beginning of the year. With psychological resistance back in play, can the trend hold?

EUR/USD slips on the back of political uncertainty despite positive eurozone PMI and economic sentiment data.

Gold has witnessed a marked decline since the appearance of the bear flag but recent consolidation poses questions around continued selling

EUR/USD slipped despite better than expected PMI and economic sentiment data on the back of souring political instability.

The UK Private sector returned to growth in February following a sharp rebound in the service sector in particular.

The US dollar is back up and running after a long weekend and is edging higher, aided by a firm US Treasury complex. US PMIs out this afternoon will give the greenback short-term direction.