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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?

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?

The Euro fell for 8 consecutive weeks, will a 9th spell the longest losing streak since 1997 with the ECB due? Meanwhile, the US Dollar, gold and Treasuries await likely mixed US CPI data. AUD/USD faces Australian jobs data. What else?

The US Dollar broadly underperformed as gold prices soared. Ahead, the Australian and Canadian Dollars are eyeing the RBA and BoC, respectively. Will crude oil prices extend a winning streak and what else is in store for markets in the week ahead?

The US Dollar mostly outperformed against its major peers as gold prices managed to push higher. Ahead, all eyes are on the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge, US non-farm payrolls and Chinese manufacturing PMI. What else?

Surging Treasury yields pushed down gold prices as the US Dollar outperformed and equity markets wobbled. Ahead, all eyes are on the Fed’s Jackson Hole Symposium as markets continue watching economic developments out of China.

The US Dollar outperformed alongside Treasury yields last week, pushing down gold prices. Meanwhile, crude oil prices just barely managed a 7th consecutive weekly gain. What is in store for markets in the week ahead?

The Euro and British Pound cautiously weakened last week amid a stronger US Dollar. This also meant gold underperformed. Ahead, all eyes turn to US CPI and UK GDP.