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Retail traders remain net-short the Dow Jones and S&P 500, but this exposure is slightly fading ahead of the Thanksgiving Day holiday. Is this a sign of weakness to come from Wall Street?

The mood across European markets darkened on Tuesday as surging Covid-19 cases on the continent dented risk sentiment. Austria reintroduced a national

The US Dollar continues to hold its ground against ASEAN currencies, with notable progress recently being seen against the Indonesian Rupiah. Will USD/SGD, USD/THB and USD/PHP follow?

The sentiment-linked New Zealand Dollar gained as the Dow Jones and S&P 500 climbed. But, soft Amazon and Apple earnings risk evaporating NZD/USD’s progress during Asia-Pacific trade.

The S&P 500 and Dow Jones may keep rising as the majority of retail traders remain net-short the indices. Shooting Star candlestick patterns emerged in both, watch for follow-through.

The S&P 500 and Dow Jones may rise as retail investors shift back to selling the Wall Street major benchmark stock indices. Record highs and resistance levels are fast approaching.

Brexit tends to pound the pound – but now, relatively soothing news has helped send sterling higher. Alongside a moderate tapering path from the Fed,

The Singapore Dollar gained and USD/SGD fell as the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) unexpectedly tightened policy at its biannual meeting. Will USD/SGD continue lower?

The Dow Jones and S&P 500 appear to be vulnerable as retail traders continue to buy into their pullbacks. This is shown via IGCS, which is typically a contrarian indicator.

The US Dollar paused its advance against ASEAN currencies. USD/SGD eyes a key trendline, USD/THB risks stalling, USD/PHP enters consolidation as USD/IDR continues ranging.