Economic news

It has been a story of relative calm and slight positive technical bias ahead of the fundamental events, with CoT speculators net long while Capital.com clients shift to the middle.

Explore the UK interest rate forecast with third‑party predictions, trends, and a five‑year outlook for projected UK interest rates.

The technical overview remains unchanged in both daily and weekly time frames, while in sentiment CoT speculators raised their net sell bias.

Interest rates rose from under 1% to over 4% over the past five years—the sharpest spike since the late 1970s. Back then, this spike triggered the double-dip recession, bringing two downturns within three years.

The technical overview remains volatile given the uptick in intraday price action combined with record highs, while in sentiment still a story of majority long bias among both clients and institutional traders.

It has made quick work of the infamous $40 level to comfortably move within the handle, and it’s still a story of majority long sentiment among traders both large and small

Shares fall over 3% in extended trading following the event, yet to derail most of its key technical indicators and where client sentiment is still very much in extreme buy territory.

What’s next for AUD/USD? Here’s our round-up of third-party Australian dollar forecasts, with analysts’ insights, price history, and forex rate drivers for CFD traders.

US monetary policy and global headwinds continue to sway major forex pairs – leaving many asking: what’s next for the US dollar forecast? Dive into our roundup of third-party insights and expert price predictions for 2025 and beyond.

Traders await updates on bullion tariffs after “misinformation” claim, but that isn’t the only event this week on the fundamental front that can move the needle.