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Check out our Economic Calendar for upcoming economic data and central bank events.Australian Forecast: Australian Dollar Targets 2009 Lows, AUD/CAD and EUR/AUD Follow?
Will the Australian Dollar sustain its aggressive selloff across the board? AUD/USD is facing 2009 lows. AUD/CAD looks to lows from 2013 and 2015 as the EUR/AUD uptrend faces resistance.
Crude Oil Forecast:Drifting Towards Technical Support
The ongoing battle between supply and demand is keeping crude oil constrained within a trading range and this is likely to remain the case for the days ahead.
The US Dollar ended a remarkably strong week through this past Friday. While the move did not secure the coveted historical reference to a fresh two-year high, the rally proved an especially bright spot against the contradiction of fundamental troubles that seemed to be cast aside with the performance.
Gold Forecast:The Better Precious Metal Shows Its Mettle
Gold has continued to rally in non-US Dollar terms, and even against the price of Silver. While ultimate upside may be limited in USD terms, the environment continues to ripen for further XAU strength.
Euro Forecast:Euro Weakness to Remain the Theme
The Euro is poised to trade down to last month’s low or lower in the days ahead as the Dollar looks to reassert itself, however; expect some bumps along the way.
EquityForecast:Dow Jones, DAX 30 and FTSE 100 Technical Forecast
The Dow Jones, DAX 30 and FTSE 100 faced a week filled with volatility. As fundamental themes continue to simmer, technical levels will become all the more critical.