Gold prices put in their worst month in over four years in June, and tomorrow brings inflation data with Powell speaking later in the week. Buckle up.

We’re in the summer and ranges are common, but the Yen may be threatening a larger reversal as US rates continue to fall.

Crude oil has been bid up to fresh highs and buyers are threatening another breakout, with prices testing a key zone on long-term oil charts.

Gold found support at a double-bottom neckline and has since rallied by more than $60 off of the lows.

Gold prices just finished their worst month since November of 2016, and after that instance, the FOMC hiked rates eight times over the next two years. Are Gold bears telling us something?

USD/MXN volatility could rise in the coming days with the NFP report on tap for Friday. Strong employment data could boost the dollar, while a soft print is likely to benefit the Mexican peso.

USD/CAD has started to show characteristics of a short-term bullish trend, reversing a 14-month sell-off in the pair. Can bulls drive into 1.2500?

Crypto markets are recovering from last week’s breakdown move, with both Bitcoin and Ethereum putting in short-term higher-highs and lows.

The US Dollar has held on to a large portion of the FOMC-fueled gain, but USD bulls face their first major test in this week’s PMI and NFP releases.

Gold prices took a massive hit last week, but the sell-off stopped at a big spot of support. Sellers, however, haven’t yet let up as a short-term range has built.