Market analysts at FXCM suggest the technical picture for gold implies prices will head lower in coming days.
Robert Clayton of GTL Management suggests oil could run to US$105, then US$110, and even on to US$122. That’s WTI, not Brent.
The TechWizard sees bullish signs for Aussie dollar price action as a moving average is breached.
BHP Billiton shares have broken key technical support to the downside and the TechWizard believes rough times are likely to persist.
Weakness in AUD/USD is only a temporary phenomenon, predicts the TechWizard.
It’s April and US equities are back at what the TechWizard considers “natural resistance”. Will history repeat?
The Chartist explains why a breakout to the upside is long overdue for the Australian share market.
Market analysts at FXCM see scope for further weakness in the Australian dollar and british pound but a continuation of the euro’s short-term uptrend against the US dollar.
Market analysts at FXCM note with the Australian dollar piercing USD104.20, trend indicators are starting to turn bearish.
Market analysts at FXCM note silver continues to channel lower.