USD/JPY broke out from an ascending triangle to start the week raising the possibility of a return of Yen-weakness.

EUR/USD broke out aggressively last week but has since found congestion. Is this sign that EUR/USD bulls are done, with USD bulls set to re-take control?

The US Dollar is showing tendencies of a turn and hawkish Fed-speak is having a helping hand. The big question for DXY is whether EUR/USD has topped.

CAD/JPY broke down and EUR/CAD broke out, but USD/CAD sits on a key spot of support taken from prior resistance that bears have not been able to break through.

A soft PPI report gave bulls hope on inflation trends as short-term breakouts in the S&P and Nasdaq continued. The Dow is working very near a spot of long-term resistance.

Stocks have been stung by sellers over the past week and the focus now shifts towards Non-farm Payrolls for clues towards the next move.

The US Dollar is showing increasing frequency of resistance tests, highlighting continued breakout potential ahead of Friday’s release of Non-farm Payrolls.

Gold prices are falling and price is currently testing a big spot of support. Can gold bears elicit another test of key support at multi-year lows?

The US Dollar has gained as much as 22% since last May – but USD/CAD has only gained as much as 10% – and remains in a longer-term bear flag formation.

The US Dollar has put in a massive move since last week’s breakout, and price is standing off at the highs – will bulls force another break to fresh 19-year-highs?