View our economic calendar to see the events that might influence each currency this week.
US Dollar Forecast: US Dollar Gains on Market Turmoil, Eyes Bond Sales and TIC Data
Haven demand lifted the US Dollar amid turmoil in emerging markets. Bond sale results and TIC data may complicate matters next week.
Euro Forecast: Euro to Remain Under Fire as Attention Stays on Turkey
The Euro may not have been the worst performing major currency, but it had a terrible end to last week as fresh concerns emerged on its eastern front in the form of the plunging Turkish Lira.
British Pound Forecast: GBP: UK Inflation and Wages Data to Help Sterling Consolidate
The latest look at UK employment, wages and inflation data is likely to underpin Sterling at its current multi-month lows. However, the fate of GBPUSD may still lie in the hands of a rampant US dollar.
Australian Dollar Forecast: Australian Dollar Faces Plenty of Negatives, But Range Looks Firm
The Australian Dollar remains under considerable fundamental pressure but it may not be enough to blow away a persistent trading band.
Japanese Yen Forecast: USD/JPY Weakness to Persist Bearish Formations Take Shape
USD/JPY stands at risk, extending the decline from earlier this month as the exchange rate carves a series of lower highs and lows.
New Zealand Dollar Forecast: NZD/USD Drop May Gain on Brexit, Turkish Financial Exposure Fears
The sentiment-linked New Zealand Dollar could fall on Brexit fears and Turkish financial exposure concerns. NZD/USD declines can also amplify if the US Dollar acts as a safe haven.
Chinese Yuan Forecast: Yuan May Consolidate on PBOC’s Intervention, Petro-Yuan Arbitrage Emerges
China’s Central Bank indicates that it could calm the Yuan further; at the same time, the Petro-Yuan price jumped and arbitrage opportunities have increased.
Equity Forecast: Equity Forecast for Dow, S&P 500, DAX and FTSE for Next Week
Global stocks showed pull backs to varying degrees this week as the economic situation around Turkey sparked fears of contagion in Europe.
Gold Forecast: Gold Prices in Tug-Of-War Between USD Strength and Safe-Haven Demand
Gold is lower for the fifth consecutive week but prices continue to hold just above key support. These are the updated targets & invalidation levels that matter next week.
Crude Oil Forecast: Crude Oil Price Drops for Sixth Straight Week, Most in 3 Years
The IEA walked back fears of a potential shortage as new supply comes online only to be overcome by concern that Trade Wars could limit economic activity and demand for energy.
View our Third Quarter Forecast for currencies, commodities, and equities to give a broader view of trends and sentiment influencing different assets.
