Analysis

Will EUR/GBP extend its short-term downtrend this week? Or will the U.K. CPI report provide the catalyst for a reversal?

Will the U.K.’s April inflation data support the BOE cutting its interest rates in the foreseeable future?

We’ve got the RBNZ decision lined up this week, along with the minutes of the latest RBA and FOMC meetings. Oh, and keep an eye out for a couple of top-tier inflation releases, too!

No love for USD as key inflation metrics weren’t strong enough to bring back a Fed rate hike narrative and kick off broad risk-on vibes.

Inflation data from the U.S. was front & center this week, leading to a nervous start for the broad markets before U.S. CPI figures sparked big volatility!

This Aussie pair has been stuck in consolidation for a while and it looks like a big move is due soon. Can the Australian jobs report do the trick?

AUD/NZD is chillin’ inside a range pattern! Will the Aussie lose pips against the Kiwi when traders see this week’s anticipated reports?

Will this week’s labor market numbers convince traders (and RBA members) to look out for interest rate cuts in the foreseeable future?

Are we about to see a breakout from this symmetrical triangle soon? Here’s what the upcoming U.S. CPI release might bring for NZD/USD.

USD/CAD just bounced from a range support ahead of Uncle Sam’s inflation reports! Will the pair head to a previous resistance area?

Will this week’s U.S. inflation report fuel Fed interest rate cut bets? What are the markets expecting anyway?

Can the U.K. jobs report provide an opportunity to short this pair at better levels? Better keep these correction areas on your radar!

GBP/USD is testing its downtrend resistance levels ahead of the U.K.’s labor market data release! How low can the pair go this week?

The U.K. has its jobs report up for release this week, and the numbers might underscore the Bank of England’s cautious views.

The dollar is in for a busy week with inflation and mid-tier U.S. data on tap while Australia and the U.K. both print their latest jobs reports.

The absence of fresh market catalysts encouraged currency-specific trading for most of the FX pairs this week.

A lack of market catalysts encouraged asset-specific price action but that didn’t stop the dollar and its counterparts from trading all over the charts!

Are folks over in the U.S. financially confident enough to increase spending activity? Or would they rather keep their hands in their pockets?

Will Canada’s April jobs report provide NZD bulls and CAD bears the catalyst to extend NZD/CAD’s May uptrend?

Is this forex pair in for a triangle breakout soon? We’ve got top-tier data prints from both the U.S. and Canada that could spur volatility!