The New Zealand Dollar weakened after local inflation data cooled hawkish RBNZ policy expectations. Even so, NZD/USD remains above key support with a neutral near-term technical bias.
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 S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 face mixed outlooks since there is a case for a broader bullish bias and a near-term bearish outlook. What are key levels to watch ahead?
The Euro plunged the most since early October following US CPI data. In response, retail traders become more bullish EUR/USD. Is this a bearish signal for the exchange rate?