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The Canadian dollar stands at risk of facing a more material correction as the Bank of Canada (BoC) expects ‘a moderation of growth in the second half of the year.’

The Pound US Dollar (GBP USD) exchange rate slipped by nearly half a cent this afternoon after the US released some impressive economic data. US Dollar Strengthened by Upbeat Manufacturing Figures The US Dollar struck higher in afternoon trade today as the Empire State Manufacturing Survey reported that New York... [...]

The British Pound has been on quite the rollercoaster of late; but will a batch of drivers tomorrow finally provide some element of long-term direction?

Crude prices rise as Iraqi forces capture territory from Kurds and the US mulls sanctions on Iran.

There are many more data releases this week on a global basis that will move FX markets, unlike in the past two weeks, when the US Dollar was the center of attention.

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Many foreign firms have decided to strengthen business ties with Iran after the easing of sanctions on Tehran. But the US president's announcement to decertify the 2015 nuclear deal may get them into trouble.

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The EUR/USD pair tried to rally on Friday, but found enough trouble at the 1.19 level to turn around and form a shooting star like candle.

The US dollar fell significantly during the day on Friday, slicing through the 112 level. The Australian dollar rallied significantly on Friday, breaking above the 0.75 zero level.

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Outgoing German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble has warned against growing anti-free trade rhetoric. Without naming Trump and his America First policy, he said the world needs "more openness rather than less."

Central banks will command financial markets' attention in the week ahead, with speeches from top officials including Fed Chair Yellen and a wealth of policy-defining data due.

The Canadian dollar is looking under pressure as US President Donald Trump continues to threaten to pull out of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

The near-term rebound in NZD/USD may unravel next week should New Zealand’s 3Q CPI print encourage the RBNZ to carry the record-low cash rate into 2018.

The Australian Dollar got plenty of support last week and, while this week may not see a repeat, it should be able to at least hold up against its US cousin.

The US Dollar may return to the offensive as a marquee speech from Fed Chair Janet Yellen cements December rate hike chances despite recent data missteps.

The rebound in AUD/USD may gather pace ahead of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Minutes as the pair extends the string of higher highs & lows from earlier this week.

Dollar weakness continued as this morning's inflation print came-in below expectations. In this article, we look at a series of setups across major currency pairs.

The DXY Index now is below its daily 21-EMA, suggesting that broadly, the bias has been neutralized; only selective long exposure is appropriate.

Pharma giant Bayer will sell some assets to its German rival BASF to gain regulatory approval for its takeover of US firm Monsanto, and create a company that will control more than a quarter of the world seed's market.

The EUR/USD pair tried to rally initially on Thursday, but then turned around to form a slightly negative candle.

The US dollar fell during the session on Thursday, reaching towards the 112 level and finding support.

An uptick in the headline and core U.S. CPI may derail the rebound in EUR/USD as it puts pressure on the FOMC to implement additional rate-hikes over the coming months.

Gold prices ended Thursday slightly higher after a quiet session. XAU/USD reached the $1298-$1296 area as expected but was unable to break through.

The US Dollar is struggling in Asian trade, and is poised to record a loss for the week ahead of today’s release of US inflation data.

The US Dollar may rise as September’s CPI figures put headline inflation at a six-month high, offering fresh fuel to recently stagnant Fed interest rate hike speculation.

Crude oil prices may rise if US President Trump signals a move away from an Obama-era deal with Iran exchanging sanctions relief for nuclear capability reduction.

After the FOMC minutes release showed persistent concern among Fed members about low inflation, the USD has failed to hold gains achieved earlier in the month.

GBP/USD may continue to face near-term headwinds as the European Union Chief Negotiator for Brexit, Michel Barnier, warns the negations have ‘reached a state of deadlock.’

The U.S. Dollar has put in a bearish move since last week's NFP report, and we're seeing a bit of pullback ahead of tomorrow's CPI release. Will September inflation provide a backdrop for a continuation of bearish price action?

The Pound made only a small advance against the US Dollar yesterday, opening at an exchange rate of 1.3219 and closing around 1.3236. More recently, the Pound has lurched down in the pairing, trading in the region of 1.3144. Brexit Focus: Concerning Comments about Brexit Deadlock Drag on GBP Today’s Pound... [...]

The DXY Index now is below its daily 21-EMA, suggesting that broadly, the bias has been neutralized; only selective long exposure is appropriate.

The Pound Sterling inched higher against a lackluster US Dollar despite uncertainty over the Brexit negotiations.

Gold prices rose for a fourth consecutive day as minutes from September’s FOMC meeting cooled rate hike speculation. September’s US PPI data might arrest the metal’s gains.

The US dollar had a volatile session as one would anticipate on Wednesday, with the FOMC Meeting Minutes coming out.

The EUR/USD pair had a bully session again on Wednesday, as traders push the market above the 1.1850 level.

The Canadian Dollar, known to FX traders as the Loonie, inched higher to a 1-week peak after the latest minutes from the Federal Reserve Bank weighed on the US Dollar.

President Trump says if talks to reform Nafta fail, he could envisage a trade pact excluding Mexico.

Policymakers at the US central bank are puzzled by inflation that has lagged its 2% target.

Countries including the US and Canada object to the UK and the EU's proposed Brexit settlement.

The FOMC Minutes may ultimately fuel the bullish sequence in EUR/USD should Fed officials defend the downward revision in the longer-run interest rate forecast.

Gains against the British Pound are the exception for the US Dollar on a day of otherwise universal losses. The USD/GBP exchange rate has managed to hold just above opening levels at around 0.7575 thanks to fresh concerns around the type of Brexit the UK will end up undertaking in 2019. USD Wary Ahead of FOMC Minutes, but... [...]

The U.S. Dollar put in a promising move in latter-September, but that's already started to erase as we move deeper into Q4. Will FOMC Minutes released today or CPI on Friday bring a boost to the Greenback?

The DXY Index has fallen back to the daily 21-EMA, previously resistance on a closing basis between June 22 and September 20.

Crude oil prices are relishing the prospect of an “unprecedented” Saudi output cut next month. Gold prices may turn lower anew as minutes from September's FOMC meeting are unveiled.

The EUR/USD pair broke out to the upside during the trading session on Tuesday, slicing through the 1.18 level.

The US dollar fell significantly during the session on Tuesday, reaching down towards the 112 level. The AUD/USD pair rallied during the trading session on Tuesday, after touching the 0.7750 level.

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Gold prices rose for a third straight session on Tuesday and settled at $1287.63 an ounce as the dollar fell ahead of the minutes of the Federal Reserve’s September policy meeting and inflation data.