View our economic calendar[1] to see the events that might influence each currency this week.
British Pound Forecast: GBP: UK Inflation and Wages Data to Help Sterling Consolidate[2]
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[3] may still lie in the hands of a rampant US dollar.
Australian Dollar Forecast: Australian Dollar Faces Plenty of Negatives, But Range Looks Firm[4]
The Australian Dollar[5] 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[6]
USD/JPY[7] 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[8]
The sentiment-linked New Zealand Dollar[9] could fall on Brexit fears and Turkish financial exposure concerns. NZD/USD[10] declines can also amplify if the US Dollar[11] acts as a safe haven.
Equity Forecast: Equity Forecast for Dow, S&P 500, DAX and FTSE for Next Week[12]
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[13]
Gold[14] is lower for the fifth consecutive week but prices continue to hold just above key support. These are the updated targets &
