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The US/JP yield differentials continued to rip higher, although the rally on USD/JPY has hit a bump in the road. Today we discuss why we think USD/JPY can play catch up.

In today’s video we update our analysis on platinum futures and highlight the importance of $1000, utilising volume analysis and speculative positioning of large traders.

Silver’s short-covering rally has covered an impressive 15% rise over the past 17 session, suggesting it may be time to mean revert.

The risk-on environment saw dollars quickly offloaded yesterday, which pushed the dollar index down to a key support level at 93.0.

Markets will likely remain in holding patterns ahead of today’s FOMC meeting. Although gold and WTI have retained our attention with their potential bullish structures.

Commodities were broadly lower during risk-off trade, with metals leading the declines. Yet gold managed to buck this trend and close higher during risk-off trade.

The FTSE 100 broke below 7000 on Friday during its most bearish session in two months, bringing 6900 within easy reach for its next target.

Despite weakness across Wall Street, the Nasdaq 100 has held up relatively well which makes it an outperformer of late.

Starbucks enjoyed its most bullish session in 6-weeks yesterday. And price action suggests there could he further upside to come.

The S&P 500 futures contract is accelerating away from a key trendline, and its trend suggests it may now try to retest (and perhaps break) its all-time high.

Despite the risk-off vibes, the German DAX has held up surprisingly well from its record highs. Copper however is resting precariously on key support.

With the S&P 500 hitting a new record high yet again there is an abundance is bullish setups at the stock level. Today we look at Apple, Edward Lifesciences and Fortune Brands.

We could be in for a quiet session ahead of today’s NFP report, but sparks could fly if it misses estimates, like ADP employment did earlier this week.

After three-day of selling, WTI shows the potential for a bounce yet it may struggle to rally back above $70 in the current environment.

With a bullish outside day forming at the record high for the S&P 500, it's not hard to argue who remains in control.

WTI futures were -3% lower overnight due to weak manufacturing data from China and the US. Although price action on the ETF XLE may be the better play for bears.