US equities will have to juggle an encouraging message from the Fed last week and the coming end of the Supplementary Leverage Ratio (SLR) that might see Treasury yields rise further.

The Fed’s “keep calm” message has kept USD/MXN subdued despite rising bond yields.

EUR/USD looks ready to break out from the relatively narrow range it has traded in for most of this month. It could go either way but the downside looks more likely.

The US dollar is being underpinned by rising US Treasury yields as inflation fears continue to stalk the market.

The Swiss Franc has been struggling to capitalize on stock market volatility ahead of the SNB policy meeting. Rising government bond rates externally may leave CHF vulnerable in the long run.

The last week of March brings about a quieter economic calendar for Australia, with the trio of PMI reports the sole focus.

Key data prints coming out of the UK may keep the British Pound within the monthly range as the Bank of England (BoE) retains the current course for monetary policy.

Markets have been quite choppy over the last few trading sessions with risk trends and investor sentiment improving more recently. Will the Fed meeting on deck reignite volatility in the week ahead?

A tepid US core CPI reading and smooth Treasury note auctions last week calmed longer-term yields, which alleviated pressure on tech sector. Will this trend be sustained?

USD/MXN hits 5-month high as bond yields pick up pace.