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With RBA keeping rates unchanged for years to come while keeping stimulus on the table if required, Aussie dollar could remain weak for now. Short AUD/USD?

Even though the Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) released tonight might be painting a good picture for the US economy, the labour market still has a long way to recover the 20 million job losses in April. We...

The US governors are reversing plans to reopen their states as the country registered the biggest jump in coronavirus cases. However, markets remain bullish in trust that Fed will continue to provide...

Australia posted its biggest one-day spike in coronavirus cases in two months, heightening concerns that the nation could go into its second lockdown, and possibly driving AUD/USD lower.

EUR/USD will find it hard to avoid a short-term dip which could take it toward the low 1.11 area.

With exports accounting for 30% of New Zealand’s GDP, RBNZ will keep NZD weak in order to spur exports amid the global pandemic. Short NZD/USD?

Though Bank of England (BoE) said the hit on economy may not be as severe as initially feared, it does not mean the recovery will be quick. GBP/USD could continue its downtrend.

With the surge of a second wave of infections and rise of geopolitical tension in Asia, we could see flows into safe havens. Long Gold?

With the potential second virus wave and a lockdown, US stock futures could slide lower. Short SPX/USD?

With Powell reinforcing their dire assessment of the country’s economic prospect for the coming years, safe-haven assets could continue to rise. Long gold?