The August U.S. employment report will be key in guiding the outlook for monetary policy given the Fed’s strong data-dependent stance, setting the tone for the U.S. dollar, gold prices and yields in the near term.

The U.S. dollar slides as soft economic data weigh on Treasury yields. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq 100 extends gains and advances for the fourth consecutive day to challenge an important technical resistance.

GBP prices remain elevated as US GDP & ADP employment change data could hint at a slowing US economy.

Oil prices advance thanks to a host of factors including the fastest decline in Oil inventories since September 2016. EIA inventories up next.

German inflation printed higher than expected but lower on the month. US private payroll data and US GDP (2nd revision) add bullish impetus for the downtrodden EUR/USD

Gold and silver continue to benefit from falling US Treasury yields after this week’s JOLTs data suggests that the US labor market is starting to weaken

​​Outlook on FTSE 100, Dow and Nasdaq 100 as hopes of the Fed moving away from its tightening path grow.

USD/JPY, GBP/JPY post recovery in the Asian session as BoJ Board member Tamura spoke. His comments were largely construed as dovish in nature and added renewed selling pressure on the Yen. Where to Next?

EUR is attempting to recover some lost ground ahead of Euro area inflation data and US core PCE price index data due Thursday. Will it last? EUR/USD and EUR/GBP price setups.