James Stanley

It was a slow grind higher for the S&P 500 last week, but the index touched the next major round level of 6100 and there's no some open and unfilled gap around 6050.

The British Pound continues to recover against the US Dollar after a brutal start to Q4, but can GBP/USD turn this into anything more than a pullback?

JPY strength ran into the December open but since USD/JPY and EUR/JPY set fresh lows last Tuesday, prices have been pulling back.

The US Dollar showed a strong support bounce since last Friday's NFP report, setting the stage for resistance tests into tomorrow's CPI and next week's FOMC.

Gold bulls have pressed the trend over the past week and a big spot sits overhead, plotted $100 above last week's range support.

USD/CAD has found resistance just inside of the 1.4200 handle but the looming threat of tariffs from the U.S. has produced ‘major new uncertainty' for Canada and investors have responded by continued selling of CAD.

It's been a strong Q4 for the US Dollar and the currency continues to test a big spot of longer-term resistance. But will the Fed usher in another massive USD rally in 2025?

Japanese Yen strength has taken a step back in December, and USD/JPY is testing a big spot of support as EUR/JPY tests a key spot of resistance.

Tariff threats have weakened the CAD and strengthened the US Dollar, but it seems that Trump is joking while Canadian Premiers have started to propose pre-emptive threats.

Gold consolidation continues. The metal rallied all the way up to the 2721 resistance and even set a fresh monthly high. But that's when the rally stopped, and bears jumped back in.