The British Pound is challenging the bounds of its 2019 uptrend against the US Dollar before yet another round of indicative Brexit votes in the UK Parliament.
This is the final day of Q1 trade and it's been an eventful quarter across the landscape. But will Q2 bring a return of Q4's risk aversion, or will the Q1 risk-on mode hold into mid-year?
Gold and crude oil prices may fall while the US Dollar attracts haven-seeking capital flows if a disappointing US GDP revision keeps investors in a downbeat mood.
Crude oil prices may turn lower if technical signs of ebbing upside momentum find follow-through. API inventory flow data is on tap ahead.
Gold prices may struggle to capitalize on a dovish ECB policy decision if a subsequent drop in EUR/USD translates into a broadly stronger US Dollar.
Gold prices soared to challenge three-week range resistance, buoyed by a weaker US Dollar. A break higher would put a trend-defining top in the crosshairs.
Crude oil prices may continue to fall after hitting a three-week low if disappointing UK GDP data amplifies fears about a global slowdown in economic