Financial news

As financial conditions remain loose with central banks keeping monetary policy expansive, upside in global bond yields remain capped and thus provides a supportive outlook for precious metals.

The ASX 200 has underperformed its major global counterparts despite climbing as much as 41% from the March low

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s weekend commentary may also have helped. He was keen to point out that in his view the Fed still has plenty of stimulative monetary options and is not, out of ammunition.

The British Pound may suffer as the UK faces internal political fragmentation following Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s announcement of easing lockdown measures.

The USD/CAD stalled at resistance as crude oil prices soared and sentiment recovered. Volatility may be due for the Australian Dollar next as it faces the RBA rate decision.

Earnings season arguably continues being the focus for financial markets with the Dow Jones, Australian Dollar and US Dollar closely watching. The BoJ, ECB and Fed are on tap with traders anxiously...

The USD/CAD may rise as USD/JPY follows the Dow Jones lower based on signals in trader psychology. How does that compare with the fundamental and technical outlook from here?

Bank of Canada interest rate cut expectations continue to rise in the wake of the January BOC meeting. Now, rates markets foresee the first cut in April 2020 and a second cut in December 2020.

Gold prices held the bid this week but horizontal resistance remains. Are Gold prices on the cusp of another bullish breakout?

It's a low vol type of backdrop across FX major pairs. But that doesn't mean it will last forever.