The Dow Jones and S&P 500 retreated from intraday highs as markets digested that a potential US debt deal to avoid default could open the door to USD 1 trillion in fiscal spending cuts.

Crude oil prices plunged on Tuesday, hitting their lowest level since early May, dragged down by concerns over the demand outlook and OPEC+ infighting as Russia reneges on its pledge to curb output.

EUR/USD appeared to mount a defence against the relentless selling of the pair on Tuesday. Mixed Chinese data also weighs on the Euro as USD hike odds point to a hike

S&P 500 continues to be driven by the AI frenzy, with traders ignoring macroeconomic data and political developments in Washington

Falling WTI prices, US Dollar strength and Canadian wildfires keep CAD on the back foot. Where to next for USD/CAD?

Japanese officials are closely watching how the Japanese Yen is moving in the FX market after USD/JPY hit a fresh six-month low.

Spot Gold continues to struggle for a meaningful recovery as the Dollar Index (DXY) began the day on the front foot. Will the DXY continue to hamper golds recovery?

​Indices were given a boost on Friday by news of a debt ceiling deal in principle, though some of that optimism has ebbed away over the long weekend.

GBP/USD has not been able to reverse recent losses while fundamental and technical analysis may suggest further hardship for the pound.

Developments on higher timeframe charts suggest the recent rebound is not a sign of the resumption of the multi-week uptrend. Indeed, chances are that cryptocurrencies could be settling in a range in the interim.