The US labor market remains resilient and underlying inflation is struggling to nudge meaningfully lower.

The US labor market remains resilient and underlying inflation is struggling to nudge meaningfully lower.

The recent breakdown in gold prices could portend further losses for the yellow metal early in the third quarter.

As we enter the third quarter of the year, the outlook for the British Pound looks mixed.

The US dollar has been trapped in a five-point range for the first half of the year and this is unlikely to change as we head into Q3.

The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 index's break above key resistance confirms that the 2022-2023 downtrend has ended, raising the odds of a resumption of the long-term uptrend.

While Nasdaq looks a bit tired, DJIA is on the verge of a bullish break.

The recent near-term turn lower in natural gas prices was preceded by negative RSI divergence.

The 4-hour chart reveals a couple of critical technical developments, including a possible bearish Death Cross.

The Federal Reserve was ahead of most other G7 central banks in the rate-hiking cycle, and it now looks as though it will be one of the first to put rate hikes on hold.

Major central banks around the world are practically working in unison to slow their economic engines, which is an attempt to hurt domestic consumption.