Gold prices may turn lower as US inflation data prints near the Feds target, cooling increasingly dramatic speculation about an incoming interest rate cut cycle.
Crude oil prices may succumb to selling pressure once again after a brief respite as trade war worries push markets to reduce exposure ahead of the weekend.
After a burst of excitement FX markets have begun to digest, but will sellers be able to provoke a bigger push in the US Dollar?
The Equity sell-off has calmed for now but a number of questions remain around global markets. The US Dollar is currently testing lower-high resistance.
Crude oil prices seem poised to revisit two-month lows near the $50/bbl figure as US-China trade war escalation sours global economic growth expectations.
Gold prices pushed down to 1400 around FOMC yesterday. But bulls soon returned to perk prices right back up. But, is this a corrective move ahead of lower-lows?
The US Dollar has held lower-high resistance ahead of the FOMC's widely-expected rate cut. But what's in store for the rest of 2019?
Gold prices may fall – making good on technical clues pointing to topping – as the Federal Reserve shies away from endorsing the markets ultra-dovish policy outlook.
Gold prices grasp at support ahead of the Fed's widely-expected rate cut. More important for Gold is likely what the Fed says about the rest of 2019.
Gold prices put in a quick breakout around this morning's ECB rate decision, but quickly returned back to trend-line support. Can bulls continue to push ahead of FOMC?
Crude oil prices might face conflicting cues as Eurozone PMI data warns of slowing global demand while EIA inventory data reveals a hefty drawdown.
Gold prices exploded last week with a gust of USD-weakness pricing-in, but GLD price action has since pulled back to find support at prior resistance.
Crude oil prices may turn higher while gold pulls back from recent highs as commodity markets digest recent volatility into the end of the trading week.
Crude oil prices caught a boost this week as production constraints showed around a brewing storm in the Gulf of Mexico, set to touch down this weekend.
Crude oil prices may retreat as market-wide risk appetite cools before much-anticipated testimony from Fed Chair Powell and the release of June FOMC meeting minutes.
Gold prices put in another run at six-year-highs earlier. Bulls were soon rebuffed, and prices have again pulled back.
The US Dollar is coming off of bearish backdrop in June, but prices so far in Q3 have pushed up for a test of lower-high resistance.
Gold prices had a big month of June, gaining almost 13% from the May 30 low. But will the second half of 2019 be as friendly to gold bulls?
The US Dollar has posed a mild gap with a bounce to start Q3 trade, but are USD bears prepared to hibernate in the second half of the year?
Last week was big for the US Dollar, but with only a week left until the Q3 open – can sellers continue to push? Both EURUSD and AUDUSD are set up.