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Dollar Bullish Outlook Will Need to Shift from Rates to Volatility to Continue - Vimarsana News

Dollar Bullish Outlook Will Need to Shift from Rates to Volatility to Continue

There is potential for interest rate expectations to climb even further, but the Dollar is in the early stages of a recovery; so a more potent charge may be necessary – like ‘fear’

Dollar Breakout and S&P 500 Breakdown Don't Project Conviction Into Next Week - Vimarsana News

Dollar Breakout and S&P 500 Breakdown Don't Project Conviction Into Next Week

The global capital markets were showing an unusual amount of volatility before an extended holiday weekend (in the US), but the technical picture was less than convincing

Dollar's Friday Breakout Potential: EURUSD, GBPUSD, AUDUSD and USDJPY - Vimarsana News

Dollar's Friday Breakout Potential: EURUSD, GBPUSD, AUDUSD and USDJPY

Where the S&P 500 is leaning against the 2023 bullish trend channel support, the Dollar stands ready to cater to its safe haven status with staging like EURUSD’s balance on 1.0650

Dollar Breaks Higher While Dow Holds its Range: Which Move Metabolizes? - Vimarsana News

Dollar Breaks Higher While Dow Holds its Range: Which Move Metabolizes?

Standing at the verge of a well-trodden technical congestion, the Dow defaulted to the ‘path of least resistance’ pulling back into range – will volatility readings at extremes continue to settle?

Crude Oil Posts Biggest Rally Since November 4 with CPI Volatility Ahead - Vimarsana News

Crude Oil Posts Biggest Rally Since November 4 with CPI Volatility Ahead

The upcoming CPI release will likely trigger volatility across the market – including for oil – but this commodity tends to draw more on the macro factors of growth and interest rates