U.S. GDP data will steal some of the limelight on Thursday. A strong report could put upward pressure on bond yields, boosting the U.S. dollar against its major peers, such as the euro and the Australian dollar.

GBP/USD faced a trendline rejection and renewed selling pressure making a return to recent lows. Are we in for fresh lows or a period of consolidation ahead of Central Bank Meetings?

US Indices fail to capitalize on early week recovery as Treasury Yields rebound and Alphabet cloud business disappoints. US Yields are rising at the fastest pace since the 1980s, is this something that should concern Equity markets?

The Bank of Canada holds interest rates steady at 5.0%, but signals it is prepared to raise interest rates further if needed in light of increased upside inflation risks.

Brent crude and WTI struggle to recover lost ground after European data re-emphasized growth concerns. US storage data out at 14:30 (GMT)

Gold is holding onto its recent gains and may well look to re-test the $2,000/oz. level again.

Indices staged a recovery on Tuesday, but morning trading so far has been cautious.

EUR/USD has been the main beneficiary of the recent dollar decline. However, dismal European PMI data and confluence resistance has forced the pair lower

GBP’s ongoing downward correction looks set to continue amid signs of cooling labor market conditions and price pressures. What is the outlook for GBP/USD, GBP/JPY, and GBP/AUD and the key levels to watch?