News & analysis

Cable is pushing down to fresh eight-month-lows today, nearing a major support level, and GBP/JPY is showing a non-completed morning star.

After rising in the first week of this year, oil prices are now showing a few signs of weakness as investors shift their focus towards Trump’s bearish energy agenda

Leading indicators point to a roughly as-expected reading in this month’s NFP report, with headline job growth potentially coming in somewhere in the 150-200K range

US stocks are struggling amid lingering inflation fears following yesterday's ISM services PMI, a sharp drop in jobless claims, and ahead of the Fed minutes scheduled to be released later today. The Fed is expected to be more cautious regarding rate cuts this year amid signs of a solid economy and concerns over inflationary measures from Trump.

Gold prices are poised to breakout of a multi-month consolidation formation with NFPs on tap Friday. Battle lines drawn on the XAU/USD short-term technical charts.

The dollar is going to remain in sharp focus with key data including non-farm payrolls to come this week. Ahead of the NFP report, the EUR/USD forecast remains bearish.

DAX rises for a third session despite weak data. USD/JPY rises on USD strength ahead of Fed minutes & ADP payrolls

GBPUSD, Gold Forecast: The British pound is struggling against a strong U.S. dollar, holding onto key 2024 support levels, while gold is forming a triangle pattern, leaving markets on edge for a decisive breakout. Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) on Friday add further volatility risks.

Bond yields and AUD/USD had a different take on today's inflation figures. And on this occasion, I believe forex traders are in the right. And if the Aussie can withstand the strength of the US dollar, it could bode well for bears seeking a cheeky EUR/AUD short.