The S&P 500 begins the week on the front foot, notching its best close in 2023 ahead of this week’s key corporate earnings reports, which include results from Netflix and Tesla.

Gold prices lose momentum after last week’s explosive rally as traders await key U.S. macroeconomic data that may provide insight into consumer spending and the state of the broader economy.

Lackluster Chinese Q2 GDP data paints a worrying picture for Chinese related assets including copper. USD/CNH bullish momentum in doubt after US dollar selloff

​​While underlying inflation remains a concern, headline consumer price inflation is expected to be brought down by softer petrol prices and lower energy bills, contributing to an overall decrease in inflation.​

Sterling appears to be making an effort at a retracement following last weeks extended rally. Will UK Inflation scupper the rally or provide bulls with renewed impetus?

EUR/USD is back at highs last seen in February 2022 as the greenback continues to drift lower.

Oil prices finished last week on the back foot with underwhelming Chinese data this morning unlikely to help. Are we in for a retracement before bullish continuation?

The gold price is in the middle of its recent range near US$ 1,950 going into the new week with a US Dollar at a crossroads while the Fed is in a blackout period ahead of the FOMC.

The Australian dollar held the day’s losses against the US dollar after the Chinese economy grew less than expected in the second quarter. How much more downside in AUD/USD?