Gold and crude oil price action is likely to reflect the response of broad-based market sentiment trends to an incoming flood of first-quarter corporate earnings reports.
Currency markets are showing all the telltale signs of risk aversion despite exuberance on Wall Street even as S&P 500 technical positioning flashes warning signs.
Currency markets hint at anxiety as the first-quarter corporate earnings season resumes. Worrying outcomes may boost the US Dollar and the Japanese Yen.
The Euro may fall with stocks while the Yen gains as economic data flow fails allay global slowdown fears and worries about political instability in Italy resurface.
Crude oil prices may recoil downward after stalling at chart resistance as a defensive tone prevails across global financial markets, weighing on sentiment-geared assets.
The anti-risk Japanese Yen may rise alongside the US Dollar while the bellwether S&P 500 stock index falls with global slowdown fears in focus for financial markets.
Gold prices are pushing up against make-or-break technical resistance. Crude oil prices may fall if global slowdown fears and a downbeat IEA report.
Crude oil prices may fall ECB and FOMC rhetoric highlights policymakers worries about slowing global growth, souring market-wide risk appetite.
Gold prices will seek direction cues in the response from bond yields and the US Dollar to the latest update of the IMF World Economic Outlook.
Crude oil prices may be pressured if soft US economic data feeds fears about a slowdown in global economic growth, weighing on demand prospects.
British Pound volatility is likely as the UK Parliament tries to wrest away control of Brexit from the government. The Yen may rise amid renewed global slowdown fears.
Crude oil prices may validate technical positioning hinting that a top is taking shape as worries about slowing global growth stoke market-wide risk aversion.
The anti-risk Japanese Yen and US Dollar may trade higher as PMI data out of the US and the Eurozone stoke worries about a downturn in global economic growth.
Gold prices may be at risk as a defensive pivot in Fed forward guidance leaves the markets policy bets broadly intact but stokes global slowdown fears.
The anti-risk Yen and US Dollar may be vulnerable as sentiment firms across financial markets. GBP/USD technical positioning hints a top may be taking shape.
Crude oil prices may fall as an OECD economic outlook update and a Bank of Canada policy announcement stoke concerns about global economic slowdown.
The Japanese Yen spiked higher and US stock futures dropped on reports Pakistan has downed two Indian fighter jets, spooking financial markets.
Even as economic data momentum has started to improve in recent days, concerns linger about the stability of price pressures and how it may impact
The Euro may fall alongside stocks and commodity bloc currencies if soft fourth-quarter GDP data cools ECB rate hike bets and stokes global slowdown fears.