The US Dollar had a very strong outing last week. Can buyers remain in-charge to push up to a fresh 2019 high?
The US dollar reacted sharply to the latest US non-farm payroll release that saw +263k new jobs created in April, beating market expectations. Average earnings were mixed.
The US Dollar put in a dip followed by a rip around yesterday's FOMC rate decision, and the big question at this point is whether US stocks may be near a turn.
The April US Change in Nonfarm Payrolls report is due on Friday at 12:30 GMT.
The US Dollar broke above the triangle formation this week, but next week's economic calendar is loaded with risk items, including FOMC: Time to make or break.
The Euro will be watching the release of several Italian leading indicators as the country wrestles with a technical recession and prepares for political obstructions ahead.
EURUSD is treading water ahead of the latest ECB monetary policy decision and the release of the FOMC minutes later in the session. Add into the mix the EU Summit meeting where Brexit tops the agenda.
The minutes from the March Fed meeting are due on Wednesday, April 10 at 18:00 GMT.
The March US Consumer Price Index is due on Wednesday, April 10 at 12:30 GMT.
The first quarter of 2019 produced significant technical reversals across multiple asset crosses, setting up what should be a crucial second quarter of 2019.
At the March meeting, the Governing Council announced its intention to start a third TLRO program.
This is the final day of Q1 trade and it's been an eventful quarter across the landscape. But will Q2 bring a return of Q4's risk aversion, or will the Q1 risk-on mode hold into mid-year?
Inflation rates in the Eurozones largest economy appear to have stabilized in the near-term.
Consensus forecasts call for Q418 US GDP to come in at 2.4% annualized.
Sterling traders may have to endure a few more weeks of Brexit-related uncertainty as the EU-UK divorce continues to unravel. EUR/USD will be watching local
The European Central Bank announced a fresh round of TLTRO's this morning, and the Euro is dropping. But - can sellers finally break the three-month
The Euro is looking to revised Eurozone GDP data having shrugged off disappointing performance in Germany. The US Dollar may rise if retail sales data
EURUSD took a dip lower after the latest ZEW release showed German current conditions data falling sharply, the latest in a line of weak data
The fourth quarter and 2018 are now in the books, and the ongoingresurgence of market volatility and uncertainty around key thematic influences are set to