Minutes from the Fed’s March meeting indicate that the banking sector turmoil that erupted last month could lead to tighter lending standards and pave the way for a recession later this year.

At the conclusion of its April monetary policy meeting, the Bank of Canada decided to maintain its policy rate at 4.50%, with a commitment to remain data dependent.

The USD slipped after the US CPI report missed on the headline figure down to 5% from 5.2% expected. DXY bears eye 101 support level.

The latest US CPI report crosses the wires at 12:30 GMT today before the FOMC minutes are released at 18:00 GMT. Until then, a range of markets are stuck in a holding pattern.

Spot Gold eyes fresh highs as it reclaimed the psychological $2000 mark yesterday. Make or Break time for the precious metal?

GBP/USD price outlook is in for a volatile afternoon today with key US economic data and the BOE’s Governor Bailey scheduled to speak.

Crude oil prices have become ensconced in the elevated levels achieved by OPEC+ output target cuts while underlying market structures appear to be supportive for now. Will WTI go higher?