The Australian Dollar may have more room to give as it keeps aiming lower since topping earlier this year. AUD/USD, AUD/JPY, AUD/CAD and GBP/AUD are in focus for key technical breakouts.

There is a technical breakout in the foreseeable future for the US Dollar. With the two-week range at extreme lows, will the market muster enough charge to inspire follow through for the Greenback?

USD/CAD has been strong lately, but that is about to be put to the test as major confluent resistance lies just ahead.

Stocks pulled back this week and inflation printed at 5.4%. But, the reality isn’t as negative as the headlines might indicate. Focus shifts to earnings in the week ahead.

The technical outlook for WTI crude oil continues to be positive, but for the bullish scenario to play out in the short-term, prices will need to remain above cluster support near the $70.00 area.

Gold price action closed out the week on its back foot but was able to eek out its fourth weekly consecutive gain nevertheless. Here are the noteworthy technical levels weighing on XAU/USD.

Euro plunged more than 4% off the May high with the sell-off losing steam into support near the yearly lows. The levels that matter on the EUR/USD weekly chart.

Cable is set up to trade lower towards an important intermediate-term area of support, possibly worse.

Gold has been relatively strong but at a point where it may pull back; silver chart generally looks bearish.

Traders are further net-long than yesterday and last week, and the combination of current sentiment and recent changes gives us a stronger France 40-bearish contrarian trading bias.