The Japanese Yen gave up most of its upside progress last week after disappointment from the Bank of Japan. How is the technical landscape shaping up for USD/JPY and GBP/JPY in the week ahead?

The euro had a volatile end to the week mainly driven by other currencies. Potentially sticky EU core CPI next week can support the euro but growth concerns weigh

The Australian Dollar rollercoaster ride continued last week and might be geared up for another bout of volatility going into the RBA meeting on Tuesday. Will AUD push lower?

After some market moving decisions from three of the major central banks this week, the Bank of England will be in the spotlight next Thursday.

US equity indices continue to make fresh year-to-date highs in a reflection of the uptrend. However, extreme optimism, overbought conditions, and overcrowded positioning pose a minor setback risk, especially if earnings disappoint.

The US dollar pared a sizeable portion of the July selloff as G7 currencies broadly weaken. Will Powell leave the door open to more hikes or admit progress on inflation?

There are many high-impact events on the economic calendar next week, but the most important catalysts for EUR/USD and EUR/GBP will be the Fed and ECB monetary policy announcements.

Gold and silver prices disappointed traders as these precious metals gave up their upside progress. Is this undermining the XAU/USD and XAG/USD outlook for the week ahead?

Yen weakness continued this week and was met with comments from Japanese Officials on possible FX Intervention ahead of ‘Central Bank Week’. At what point will Japanese Officials step in?

The Australian Dollar has struggled to make ground despite strong local data as the US Dollar machinations continue to ricochet across markets. CPI lies ahead. Will it hit AUD/USD?