The Canadian Dollar rally has stalled with USD/CAD in consolidation just above critical technical support. Here are the levels that matter on the Loonie charts.

Crude oil prices have broken the downtrend dating back to the all-time high, buoyed by growth optimism and inflation concerns.

If “sell in May and go away” was nonsense, it’s because risk appetite has remained strong through the end of June.

Gold has solid levels to watch on two different time-frames; silver is caught between strong support and resistance.

The Japanese Yen remains under pressure as retail traders seem to be maintaining a net-short bias in USD/JPY and AUD/JPY. But, recent signals seem to hint that their trends may slow.

New Zealand Dollar continues to coil just below critical technical resistance. Here are the levels that matter on the NZD/USD weekly chart heading into June.

If “sell in May and go away” was nonsense, it’s because risk appetite has remained strong through the end of June.

Silver prices are holding with their multi-month ascending triangle, remaining on track for a return to their yearly high at 30.1365.

The DXY continues to act weak, with each rally met immediately by selling; long-term support levels may come into play in the days/weeks ahead.

The US Dollar is looking vulnerable again against most ASEAN currencies, with USD/SGD, USD/THB, USD/IDR and USD/PHP aiming to resume recent downtrends?