EUR/USD slides following disappointing economic data in Europe and rising U.S. Treasury yields, but volatility is limited, with many traders on the sidelines ahead of U.S. inflation data later in the week

ZAR prices slumped this Monday after tensions between Ukraine & Russia grew, stoking risk aversion towards risker currencies including the ZAR.

The Japanese yen retreated after the officials clarified the reasoning behind the tweak – to prolong dovish policy not usher in normalization. US CPI and UK GDP next

The Bank of Canada looks on course to hold rates steady once more. This coupled with a rebound in the Dollar has weighed on the Canadian Dollar, while the long-held view regarding correlation between Oil prices and the CAD continues to be tested.

US Treasury yields are picking up after Friday’s post-NFP sell-off and that is putting renewed downward pressure on the price of gold and silver.

Oil prices retreat on slightly cautious start to the new week. Following a +- 16% gain in July can oil prices maintain their trajectory?

Indices have tried to slow their declines, with signs of a recovery across the Dax and Dow.

The Euro and British Pound cautiously weakened last week amid a stronger US Dollar. This also meant gold underperformed. Ahead, all eyes turn to US CPI and UK GDP.

The euro begins the week on the backfoot after the US dollar recovers and German industrial production misses forecasts.

Mixed US jobs data released on Friday points to a limited upside in the US dollar ahead of the key US inflation data due on Wednesday. What is the outlook for EUR/USD, GBP/USD, and USD/JPY?