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The week ahead is likely to bring elevated market volatility, courtesy of impactful events on the economic calendar, including US inflation data, UK GDP figures, and significant monetary policy announcements from the FOMC, BoE and ECB.

Few high-impact events are expected in the coming days, with a shorter trading week in the U.S. due to the Thanksgiving holiday. This could lead to some consolidation of the most recent market moves.

Several Fed officials will deliver speeches in the coming days, including Chairman Powell. Traders should pay attention to their comments for clues on the outlook for monetary policy and impact on markets.

Key focus in the coming week will be on the Q3 earning season, the Fed, the BOJ, and the BoE interest rate decisions. In addition, geopolitical developments in the Middle East and global manufacturing activity data will be closely watched.

Conflict in Middle East and US earnings season are likely to be key drivers of broader market sentiment in the coming week. Currency markets would be watching for cues from Powell speech, European Central Bank and Bank of Canada interest rate decisions.

Gold prices soared in the best week since the middle of March, crude oil also outperformed amid geopolitical volatility. Ahead, all eyes are on a speech from Jerome Powell and Chinese GDP data. What else is in store for markets ahead?

Different market dynamics are poised to unfold in the near term, potentially paving the way for increased volatility and attractive trading setups in major assets. This article presents a comprehensive collection of Q4 forecasts.

The US Dollar outperformed in the third quarter as Treasury yields soared and gold prices weakened. Sentiment took a hit. What is the outlook for markets as 2023 comes to an end?

The US Dollar experienced a mixed bag last week as the British Pound weakened and the New Zealand Dollar rose. Ahead, all eyes are on the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge, German inflation, Chinese Manufacturing PMI. What else?

The US Dollar mostly underperformed against its major peers last week as oil prices rallied. Ahead, EUR/USD, GBP/USD and USD/JPY will be eyeing the Fed, BoE and BoJ. What else is in store for markets in the week ahead?