Gold spent almost two months in a range and finally started to show breakdown symptoms on the first day of Q3.

The US Dollar is pulling back after another strong showing in Q2 and EUR/USD came close to testing a major zone of long-term support.

USD/JPY has just set a fresh 24-year high and Yen-weakness remains – will EUR/JPY, GBP/JPY and/or AUD/JPY follow-through with breakouts?

We’re fast approaching quarter-end but there’s a plethora of US risk remaining on the economic calendar as USD bulls get behind the bid.

We’re coming up on the end of Q2 and the US Dollar bullish trend is more than a year old. What’s in store for Q3 – can the Fed remain as the most-hawkish game in town?

The Japanese Yen continues to sell-off following last week’s Bank of Japan rate decision, and USD/JPY has just set a fresh 24-year-high.

The Yen saw another run of weakness after the BoJ continued to say that they will ‘closely watch’ FX developments, with little change in messaging.

The Fed hiked by 75 bps and this was followed by the Swiss National Bank hiking 50 and the BoE hiking by 25, and the Bank of Japan is on the clock for later tonight.

Fed day is here and markets are primed for a 75 basis point hike, along with assurances of more to go along with the start of QT. This is an unprecedented shift from the FOMC and markets are hangin…

The US Dollar sits near newly-established 20-year highs and tomorrow brings one of the most important FOMC rate decisions in recent memory.