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The Australian Dollar has picked up strongly from its March lows but may not be able to maintain altitude this week.

Gold prices soared but XAU/USD is at risk to a reversal. The US Dollar sank as Fed stimulus offset ever-dismal economic data. Crude oil prices looked past OPEC+ cuts before Asia trade.

The Euro could face another round of aggressive selling pressure as regional policymakers continue to bicker on a unified approach to combating the coronavirus.

Crude oil price action just took a massive 20% spill from intraday highs. Commodity traders raced to hit the sell button considering the drop in global oil demand will likely trump the latest OPEC+…

People's Bank of China reference rate for USD/CNY  Skips OMOs today. No RRs maturing so thus no net injection nor drain for the day. ForexLive

<p>Inflation in China eased in March. Headline CPI slowed to +4.3% y/y in March, from a 8-year high of 5.2% in the prior month. The market had anticipated moderation to +4.8%. From a month ago, inflation contracted -4.6%, compared with a +9% gain in February. Both food and non-food prices as demand shrank amidst the […]

USD/JPY recently broke the 10-pips range between 108.40 to 108.50 while rising to 108.56, currently near 108.53, ahead of the Tokyo open during Friday

US President Donald Trump crossed wires after his call with the leaders of Saudi Arabia and Russia. The leader praised talks with the global oil major

Despite probing the multi-year high, marked on Thursday, Gold prices near the key resistances while taking rounds to $1,685 at the start of Friday’s A

AUD/USD remains above 0.6300, despite stepping back from the monthly high of 0.6363 to currently around 0.6330, at the start of Friday’s Asian session