Euro rates have seen volatility around the September ECB meeting as outgoing President Draghi's alter ego “Super Mario” made an appearance.
The August RBA meeting minutes are due to be on Tuesday, August 20 at 01:30 GMT, and the tone is likely to come in on the dovish side.
Gold prices may continue inching upward but technical cues pointing to ebbing momentum are warning of a possible pullback before the broader rise resumes.
The July US retail sales report (retail sales advance) is due out on Thursday, August 15 at 12:30 GMT, and it is due to confirm signs that the US economy is slowing down.
An environment defined by plummeting US Treasury yields and a weak US Dollar has historically been very bullish for silver prices.
Gold continued to soar, boosted by a strong risk-off move as US-China trade relations continue to deteriorate. Silver playing catch-up and nears recent resistance.
The Reserve Bank of Australia meets on Tuesday, June 4 at 04:30 GMT; rates markets are pricing in a 93% chance of a 25-bps rate cut.
Gold 1-month implied volatility hit a fresh all-time closing low yesterday, but Gold prices have stopped falling. A bullish sign for bullion?
Gold 1-month implied volatility hit a fresh all-time closing low yesterday, but Gold prices have stopped falling. A bullish sign for bullion?
After hitting a four-week high in early-May, Gold implied volatility has quickly slumped back towards its all-time low.
After hitting a four-week high in early-May, Gold implied volatility has quickly slumped back towards its all-time low.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand meets on Wednesday, May 8 at 02:00 GMT; rates markets are pricing in a 51% chance of a 25-bps rate cut.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand meets on Wednesday, May 8 at 02:00 GMT; rates markets are pricing in a 51% chance of a 25-bps rate cut.
The Reserve Bank of Australia meets on Tuesday, May 7 at 03:30 GMT; rates markets are pricing in a 38% chance of a 25-bps rate cut.
The initial Q119 US GDP report is due on Friday, April 26 at 12:30 GMT.
The preliminary March US Durable Goods Orders report is due on Thursday, April 24 at 12:30 GMT.
Markets are expecting the weak February print of 20K to be a one-off; consensus calls for 170K.
Even as economic data momentum has started to improve in recent days, concerns linger about the stability of price pressures and how it may impact
Crude oil prices may continue to push higher on signs of further progress in US-China trade negotiations. EIA data showing a smaller-than-expected inventory build might