Gold prices surged as US GDP data drove Treasury bond yields and the Dollar lower. Chart positioning still hints a major top has been established however.
The US Dollar broke above the triangle formation this week, but next week's economic calendar is loaded with risk items, including FOMC: Time to make or break.
Gold and crude oil price action is likely to reflect the response of broad-based market sentiment trends to an incoming flood of first-quarter corporate earnings reports.
Gold prices are breaking-out to fresh 2019 lows, continuing last weeks bearish push as prices test below 1270 for the first time this year.
Crude oil prices jumped to a 6-month high and financial markets turned broadly defensive amid reports that the US will end Iran oil import waivers next month.
Gold prices set a fresh 2019 low this week; but bears were unable to make much ground afterwards, even as USD-strength showed up. Is this a bear trap scenario?
Gold prices are aiming lower after breaking chart support to complete a bearish Head and Shoulders topping pattern. Crude oil prices are struggling below $65/bbl.
Gold prices appear vulnerable to deeper losses as technical positioning reveals the completion of major topping pattern.
Gold prices have broken-down this morning, setting a fresh 2019 low in the process. But the USD is also struggling - is this a breakout with legs, or due for a bounce?
Crude oil prices may fall as a diverse array of economic releases stokes worries about a broad-based slowdown in global economic growth.
Gold price are inching closer to confirming a large technical topping pattern and triggering trend reversal. Earnings reports from Goldman Sachs and Citigroup are due.
Gold Prices Remain in digestion to go along with a number of other macro markets. But a breakout may be soon brewing as price action continues to narrow.
Crude oil and gold prices fell as the US Dollar rallied in the wake of March FOMC meeting minutes. First-quarter earnings reports from US banks are now in focus.
The anti-risk Japanese Yen may rise alongside the US Dollar while the bellwether S&P 500 stock index falls with global slowdown fears in focus for financial markets.
Gold prices are pushing up against make-or-break technical resistance. Crude oil prices may fall if global slowdown fears and a downbeat IEA report.
While it's been a low volatility showing across FX so far in 2019, few markets have displayed the consistency with range-bound formations as the Australian Dollar.
Crude oil prices may be pressured if soft US economic data feeds fears about a slowdown in global economic growth, weighing on demand prospects.
This morning brought jobs data out of both the US and Canada, and this gave a quick wick of strength in USDCAD as the pair re-tested 1.34. But big resistance is ahead.
Gold and crude oil prices may weaken if US jobs data disappoints, stoking risk aversion and fueling haven demand for the US Dollar.
A wild month of March has seen GBPUSD build into an approximate 400-pip range following a generally strong outing in January and February. Can bulls continue to drive?