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November 20, 2023
Outlook on FTSE 100, DAX 40 and Nasdaq 100 as earnings season draws to a close.
November 9, 2023
EURO Bulls eye a return to the 1.0800 mark as price action looks promising. Will the ECB or FED President provide a catalyst, or will it be a grind higher?
November 2, 2023
USD/CAD Extends downside today thanks in large part to further weakness in the DXY. Will tomorrows NFP reignite the bullish price action on USD/CAD?
October 30, 2023
Sentiment has seen a slight improvement to start the week helping risk assets rise. Safe havens on the other hand are experiencing a pullback. Given the risks ahead will the moves prove sustainable?
October 25, 2023
US Indices fail to capitalize on early week recovery as Treasury Yields rebound and Alphabet cloud business disappoints. US Yields are rising at the fastest pace since the 1980s, is this something that should concern Equity markets?
October 24, 2023
The US Dollar Index faced selling pressure today as US Yields retreated from recent highs. GBPUSD benefitted with a deeper recovery for Cable looking more likely. Can UK Employment data help facilitate a trendline break?
October 21, 2023
Oil prices look poised for further upside from a technical standpoint but tensions in the Middle East will remain the key driver of Oil prices in the week ahead. Will we see a fresh YTD high?
October 19, 2023
The S&P 500 failed to hold onto early US session gains as market participants weighed comments from Fed Chair Powell and the possibility of escalation in the Middle East following Iraqi air base attack. Is the S&P on course for a return to the 4000 mark?
October 18, 2023
Gold has been the biggest beneficiary from the tension in the Middle East which seems to have reignited the precious metals safe-haven appeal. Where to from here?
October 17, 2023
US Indices struggle on rising US Yields even though earnings remain upbeat. Where to Next?