Gold is rising nicely off support and in the process of taking out its first level of resistance; overall trading bias in the near-term is higher.

GBP/USD has been in ‘backing-and-filling’ mode since the end of Feb, but that stage could be nearing an end and give-way to a broader advance.

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

The US Dollar is looking increasingly vulnerable to ASEAN FX, with USD/SGD and USD/THB breaching key support. USD/IDR is eyeing a Rising Wedge, USD/PHP may face February lows.

Following their rebound from critical trend support at the end of March, gold prices have now broken through multi-week consolidation resistance.

Aussie has surged more than 3% off the monthly low with the breakout now eying uptrend resistance. Here are the levels that matter on the AUD/USD technical charts.

After blue skies through the start of the year, it’s been nothing short of April showers for the British Pound.

The FTSE is working its way towards an important test of resistance over the 7k mark.

The British Pound’s recent weakness against its haven-associated counterparts may prove short-lived, as bullish technical setups take shape on longer-term timeframes. Key levels for GBP/USD, GBP/JPY.

Bitcoin struggled to maintain a push into record highs and appears to be vulnerable to a near-term pullback. Litecoin and Ethereum saw more aggressive gains, will their momentum accelerate?