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Weekly Trading Forecast: Trade War Threat in the Spotlight

Weekly Trading Forecast: Trade War Threat in the Spotlight

US Dollar Biased Higher as Markets Navigate Trade War Worries

The US Dollar uptrend looks likely to emerge intact whether the combative stance adopted by Donald Trump in trade negotiations succeeds or backfires.

Yen Weakness Returns, but JPY Remains Vulnerable to Risk Aversion

The Japanese Yen came into this week with considerable strength as risk aversion ran rampant. But as the world stepped back from the ledge, so did the Yen.

GBP: Time for Sterling Bulls to Wake Up?

While GBP may still see some downside, these moves should be limited and traders may find better risk-reward set-ups from long Sterling positions.

Australian Dollar Could Gain Despite RBA If GDP Comes In Solid

The Australian Dollar has got two big local economic news points to chew over this week. The RBA is unlikely to do much for the bulls, but official GDP data might

Canadian Dollar Vulnerable to Trade War Fears, Supported by BoC

The negative pressure trade war fears place on the Canadian Dollar amidst the US metal tariffs could be offset next week by the hawkish BoC and a local jobs report beat.

Gold Prices Remain Vulnerable as Bearish Trends Persist

Gold struggles to retain the rebound from the May-low, with bullion at risk for further losses as price & the RSI extend the bearish formations from earlier this year.

S&P 500, DAX & FTSE - Buyers Stepping In On Pullbacks, So Far

In the week ahead, there are risks to markets but they won’t be from a light economic calendar; stocks tested as risk wilts, pullbacks or beginning of declines is the question.

Crude Falls On Boost In U.S. Production, Anticipated OPEC Supply

Crude oil is riding on the fence after positive US data showed that economic growth could keep demand high, but new supply is expected to limit gains.

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