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Gold prices couldn’t hang on to early gains made as the US Federal Reserve Chairman reminded markets that they could be facing the worst economic downturn since World War Two.

NZD/USD may continue to give back the advance from the April low (0.5843) as the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) expands its Large Scale Asset Purchase (LSAP) program.

The Australian Dollar was braced for terrible employment news, and duly got it. More jobs were lost than expected last month although the unemployment rate did not rise as sharply as had been feared.

EUR/USD may trade within a more defined range in the days ahead as Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell tames speculation for a negative interest rate policy (NIRP).

Fed Chair Powell echoed opposition to negative interest rates and highlighted the lasting damage faced by the global economy due to the coronavirus, which boosted the US Dollar and VIX Index but pu…

The S&P 500 may be facing a tipping point as Fed Chair Jerome Powell struck down negative rate expectations. This could leave the Australian Dollar at risk as it follows Wall Street.

European stocks move lower this week as coronavirus risks reemerge on worries that the economy may have to endure a longer than previously thought shutdown

US equities have struggled this week after a really strong seven-week stretch. Are bears making a reappearance or is this a mere pullback in a bullish trend?

The Federal Reserve’s extraordinary stimulus efforts have had an understandable impact on the US Treasury yield curve – which has lost some utility.

Stocks look like they could roll over here soon, gold continues to coil up, while oil has a pattern that suggests a move could be near.