Analysis

Monday’s WTI collapse and Tuesday’s hostility-driven bounce show how every Iran headline is producing multi-percent moves. Friday’s PCE will likely decide the week.

How is the Fed’s preferred inflation measure holding up these days? Will the U.S. core PCE price index continue to stoke tightening expectations? Here’s what to look out for.

Will the RBNZ dampen expectations of further tightening? Here’s why I’m watching GBP/NZD and NZD/JPY in case the central bank announces a dovish hold.

Will the RBNZ gang join other major central banks in weighing slower growth against stickier inflation? Here’s what NZD traders are expecting.

Australia has its highly expected inflation report coming up! Will the CPI figures make or break RBA tightening expectations?

With inflation expectations jumping, traders may be watching the tone of RBNZ Gov. Breman’s presser more than the rate decision itself.

April inflation in the United Kingdom missed expectations at 2.8%, but shifting geopolitical tensions and surprisingly hawkish central bank commentary helped Sterling avoid any significant directional breakdowns.

Gold is deep into a three-month triangle pattern, and the apex is now just days away. Here’s what we’re seeing on XAU/USD’s charts!

Trump’s weekend claim of a “largely negotiated” Iran deal collides with Tehran’s denial heading into a Friday PCE print and Kevin Warsh’s first week as Fed Chair.

A look at why the Nasdaq 100 is holding near all-time highs despite rising Treasury yields, what the SpaceX IPO filing reveals about the AI trade, and the key levels that could decide the next move.

A look at the forces pushing bitcoin lower, from hawkish Fed minutes and six straight sessions of ETF outflows, and the levels to watch going into next week.

The 10% scenario drove the week. Pakistan-mediated Iran deal headlines flipped the framework’s risk-off bias on its head — here’s what the magnitudes overshoot probably teaches us going forward.

A look at what moved silver this week, the forces pulling it in both directions, and the levels that could decide the next move.”

A look at why gold keeps falling despite a new Fed Chair and an active war, from hawkish Fed signals and rising real yields to the key levels that could define the next move.

US-Iran peace talks whipsawed every major market this week, while a hawkish Fed, a new Fed Chair, and cratering consumer sentiment made sure no one stayed comfortable.

GBP/USD is testing key levels as Sterling’s surprising resilience runs into weak U.K. growth and stubborn dollar strength.

PM Modi is asking Indians to stop buying gold for a year. The government has real economic reasons but so do the millions of households likely to ignore him. Here’s both sides of the debate.

U.K. CPI fell to 2.8% in April, but sticky wages complicate the BOE’s path. What do they mean for gilts and Sterling?

AUD/USD is pulling back sharply after touching multi-year highs. This week’s FOMC minutes and Australian jobs report could either settle this story or add a new twist.

Australia’s April jobs report could test AUD’s rally as traders weigh softer hiring risks against sticky inflation pressures.