After a few weeks of steady losses, gold prices now find themselves sitting on a key rising trendline from February. Will a breakout lower mark the beginning of a broader bearish bias?

The Euro might be readying to extend a near-term downtrend towards the May low as retail traders continue building upside exposure. What are key levels to watch ahead?

While the British Pound appears to be stabilizing against the US Dollar after a Hammer candlestick, the 4-hour timeframe shows that Descending Channel price action remains in play.

Gold prices may continue aiming lower as retail traders boost upside exposure. But, a rising trendline from February is maintaining the bullish technical bias. What are key levels to watch?

The DXY struggles to hold on to early session gains following mixed messaging from Fed policymakers. US CPI is likely to drive the DXY and overall sentiment this week.

Natural gas still maintains a broader neutral technical bias, but near-term price action is starting to look increasingly bearish. What are key levels to watch for in the week ahead?

The Dow Jones and S&P 500 have pulled back cautiously and while retail traders are still overwhelmingly short, upside bets are rising. Is this a sign of further weakness to come?

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

The US dollar is gaining on the Mexican Peso for a fourth day in a row – is the long-term technical outlook for USD/MXN starting to change?

The Euro is on the verge of confirming a key downside breakout against the US Dollar. But, be wary of fading momentum on the 4-hour chart heading into the remainder of the week.