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The US Dollar stabilizes into month and quarter end following a flareup in FX volatility amid the coronavirus pandemic. Where might DXY Index, AUD/USD and GBP/USD price action head next?

March was a month to remember and all signs are pointing to continued challenges in the months ahead. Buckle up.

The DAX 30 plummeted alongside other equity markets amid the recent stock market crash, with a peak-to-trough move of roughly -40%. Now, a recovery rally is looking to overcome resistance.

Consumer confidence data shows that Covid-19 is taking its toll on the US consumer's outlook as the index drops to the lowest level since July of 2017Consumer Confidence Sinks to Lowest Level Since…

US Dollar in Demand on Month and Quarter End Flows, Federal Reserve Announces further liquidity measures

Trader confidence remains poor, with the US Dollar still in demand as a safe haven, but it is less weak than it has been, and risk assets are benefiting.

The Dollar is trying to rebound at the moment; wild swings have made everything short-term, but look for that to change as a theme/trend emerges.

EUR/USD is trading back below 1.1000 as this week’s sell-off continues. Recently released eurozone inflation data missed expecttions and leaves the ECB with a longer-term headache.

The FTSE 100 index of leading London-listed stocks has steadied but downward pressure remains on GBP/USD after Fitch’s downgrade of the UK’s debt rating Friday.

The US Dollar may rise from a wave of capital rushing into it if PMI data out of the world’s largest economy unnerves investors and boosts demand for highly liquid assets.