Volatility in the US Dollar and S&P 500 may be amplified in the coming days as Congress attempts to hammer out the details of a bipartisan fiscal stimulus package to counter the coronavirus.

NZD/USD struggles to preserve the rebound from late last week as the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) launches a Large Scale Asset Purchase programme (LSAP).

The US Dollar may rise versus the Singapore Dollar, Indonesian Rupiah and Malaysian Ringgit if capital flows out of ASEAN countries as key US data stokes the selloff in equities.

Recent developments in the RSI cast a constructive outlook for the price of gold as the oscillator appears to be reversing course ahead of oversold territory.

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A rough day for AxJ equities to start the week The only outperformer is the Nikkei, which is up by just over 2%, as Japan returns from the long weekend and the BOJ continuing to bolster the market by buying up ETFs.

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Comments by Tokyo 2020 director general, Toshiro Muto The logical step would be to postpone the event given current circumstances but we'll see what happens over the next month or so. But Japan has been adamant that they don't see a reason for the games to be called off altogether.