The US Dollar had a very strong outing last week. Can buyers remain in-charge to push up to a fresh 2019 high?
This morning brought the release of NFP but the week is far from over as a series of FOMC speakers populate the calendar for the remainder of today.
The US Dollar broke above the triangle formation this week, but next week's economic calendar is loaded with risk items, including FOMC: Time to make or break.
The anti-risk Japanese Yen and US Dollar may rise as a dovish tone in the ECB policy announcement and March Fed meeting minutes undermine market sentiment.
This is the final day of Q1 trade and it's been an eventful quarter across the landscape. But will Q2 bring a return of Q4's risk aversion, or will the Q1 risk-on mode hold into mid-year?
Risk appetite has been a primary feature of the markets landscape throughout 2019 thus far. However, this speculative charge seemed to find its traction in hope – hope that trade wars were easing, central banks would raise support and growth would level out. Those hopes are wavering and so too
While there were a number of top fundamental events on the docket this past week, the systemic themes were notably less active in the headlines.