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S2N spotlight Yesterday we shared some trend following strategy backtests and made a case for how strong gold has been, which you can review here. I forgot to add this chart yesterday; last year was a record number of all-time highs. The question I want to ask today is: has gold gone too far? For si

Consensus forecasts predict an increase of 169,000 jobs, with the unemployment rate expected to remain at 4.1%. Strong numbers (over 190,000 jobs) could strengthen the dollar, while weak numbers (less than 135,000 jobs) could weaken it. (DXY) currently has support levels around 107.00, 106.13, and 1

The Dollar Index (DXY) uptrend stalled near 110.15 last month, BBH FX analysts note. MACD posts negative divergence“Recent attempt to cross this hurdle has remained futile and the index has retracted towards the upper limit of previous multi-month range at 107. Daily MACD has been posting negative d

Trade War 2.0 may trigger a stagflation narrative as it involves not only US-China trade but with other major trading partners. Commodities currencies may face further headwinds due to deteriorating global economic growth prospects. Watch the 0.6330 key medium-term resistance on the AUD/USD and the

Overview: The US dollar is trading heavily as the pullback from tariff-threat extreme continues. It is weakest against all the G10 currencies and most emerging market currencies. Stronger than expected wage growth and softer US 10-year yields has driven the yen to new highs for the year, to lead the

The Australian dollar is coming off a nasty week, declining 1.6%, and the slide has continued on Monday. AUD/USD fell as In the European session, AUD/USD is trading at 0.6146, down 1% on the day. Earlier, the Australian dollar fell as low as 0.6082, its lowest level since April 2020. Trump tariffs,

The Pound Sterling plummets below 1.2300 against the US Dollar as market sentiment turns risk-averse after US President Trump imposes tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China. Investors await the US employment-related economic data and the BoE’s policy decision this week. The BoE is expected to cut inter