Gold breaks below the $2,000 level, signaling bulls may be starting to jump ship. Meanwhile, GBP/USD extends decline after a failed attempt to clear overhead resistance at 1.2680 earlier this month.

Copper, a leading economic indicator, is showing renewed signs of weakness after a string of weaker Chinese data, adding to global growth concerns

USD/CAD loses ground as higher-than-expected Canadian inflation increases the likelihood that the Bank of Canada will return from the sidelines and raise rates again.

The US dollar is sitting close to a recently made one-month high as US debt ceiling talks continue.

The Turkish election looks set for a runoff as Turkish Lira observers hope for a policy shift. Will a potential victory for challenger Kemal Kilicdaroglu lead to change in monetary policy?

The Euro Area economy expanded by 0.1% in Q1, in line with market forecasts, while German economic sentiment took a turn for the worse.

Gold prices could be losing their shine as key external factors approach including the US debt ceiling negotiations and Fed speakers.

The UK employment data came in mixed this morning as unemployment ticked higher but average earnings remained steady. GBPUSD continued its slide with a deeper retracement starting to look more likely.