Niko

The framework called gold, oil, and the dollar right but anchored every scenario to CPI — then watched Iran’s surprise deal quietly drive the week’s biggest market moves.

EUR/GBP is testing long term support near 0.8620, where bullish wicks could signal a bounce toward the 0.8670 pivot area.

WTI crude has shed more than $30 from its March peak. Now it is sitting at a major technical crossroads, and whether it holds or breaks likely depends on a diplomatic decision more than a chart pattern.

CHF/JPY just bounced off the top of the range visible on its 4-hour time frame and appears to be setting its sights back on the floor.

U.S. crude oil prices just bounced from a previous support zone! Will this lead to WTI crude making countertrend moves in the next trading sessions?

EUR/USD is hovering close to short-term and long-term correction levels, as the upcoming ECB decision could determine which trends are likely to pick up.

Monday bounced, Tuesday reversed — and the CPI goalposts shifted. Wall Street now expects 0.5% monthly inflation. Here’s what that means for every asset we track.

After Friday’s NFP driven dollar surge, a cooler U.S. CPI print could put EUR/USD and XAU/USD back on traders’ anti-USD watchlists.

Can another blowout U.S. report further stoke Fed tightening bets? Here’s what I’m looking at on USD/CHF and AUD/USD in this scenario.

NZD/CAD is testing a key trend support as Kiwi stays firm and Loonie faces BOC decision risks later this week.