The U.S. stock market is starting to roll over; just another small dip or the beginning of something larger?

The Dow Jones and S&P 500 remain vulnerable to rising net-long retail trader positioning bets. Will dominant uptrends from last year’s bottom hold? Eyes are on support.

Oil prices surged more than 17% off the March low with the rally probing resistance for a third consecutive week. The levels that matter on the WTI technical chart.

USD/CAD is trading at its worst levels since 2015; not a lot of meaningful support levels if 2017 low can’t be recouped soon.

The US Dollar is losing ground against a few ASEAN counterparts. USD/SGD, USD/IDR and USD/PHP seem to be maintaining a downside bias. USD/THB may rise, however.

Canadian Dollar breakout enters week-seven as USD/CAD plunges into support at fresh multi-year lows. The technical levels that matter on the Loonie weekly chart.

The DXY continues to trend lower since peaking last month; Feb and Jan lows eyed before 2015 levels come into play.

The US Dollar is losing ground against a few ASEAN counterparts. USD/SGD, USD/IDR and USD/PHP seem to be maintaining a downside bias. USD/THB may rise, however.

It’s not a seasonally friendly time of the year for the British Pound, a potential headwind among otherwise bullish technical considerations.

AUD/USD remains range-bound but trend potential exists elsewhere in pairs such as AUD/JPY or AUD/CAD.