Sterling continues to coil within the March range, just below technical resistance- we’re on breakout watch. Here are the levels that matter on the GBP/USD charts.

Silver has run into a couple of points of resistance while upside price action lacks conviction; the metal could be in for another leg lower soon.

The Euro looks set to extend its recovery against the US Dollar. However, it may continue to lose ground against the British Pound, Australian Dollar and New Zealand Dollar.

The US Dollar (via the DXY Index) has dropped after the March Fed meeting alongside US Treasury yields.

Gold rallied +3.4% off the March lows with a weekly range-break imminent into today’s FOMC decision. Here are the levels that matter on the XAU/USD technical charts.

USD/CAD is in a solid downtrend, but even at new cycle lows it has support that could induce a bounce in the near-term.

The British Pound faces an array of technical levels that may provide decisive turning points in price action against the Australian Dollar, Canadian Dollar and New Zealand Dollar in the coming days.

Retail trader signals hint that the Dow Jones could be at risk ahead. Meanwhile, could the S&P 500 and FTSE 100 face a more optimistic path as upside exposure fades?

The inflation/reflation thematic back-and-forth takes center stage with the March Fed meeting tomorrow.

The USD/JPY breakout is eyeing critical resistance with the FOMC & BoJ rate decisions on tap this week. These are the levels that matter on the weekly technical chart.