Crypto market just went through a sharp sell-off over the weekend Bitcoin briefly fell below key support level before bouncing back a bit.

AMD shares drop sharply after missing revenue expectations, with technical patterns pointing to continued downside toward key support levels.

GBP/USD fell to 1.3627 on Thursday. Investors are awaiting the outcome of today's Bank of England meeting.

The Pound Sterling slumps against its major currency peers after the BoE’s monetary policy announcement.

Metals markets failed to regain record highs after heavy rejections.

EUR/USD remains depressed a few pips above two-week lows at 1.1777.

Thursday’s tape looked like a simultaneous bid for “broader growth” and a pullback in risk.

On Wednesday, Eli Lilly reported earnings well above expectations, and its shares initially rose by 10%.

The US dollar is enjoying a firmer tone today against most of the G10 currencies.

Pepsi is slashing prices for some of its most popular brands, some by 15%.

On Thursday, silver prices collapsed, losing 16.5% and dropping to around $73.5 per ounce, ending its recent short-term correction.

The Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA), enacted in 1935, mandates that both U.S. wage earners and their employers contribute a portion of earnings to fund Social Security and Medicare.

Overnight markets saw sharp declines in the precious metals space, with silver collapsing 17% within just two-hours.

GBP/USD falls to 1.36 ahead of the BoE rate decision. EUR/USD steadies around 1.18 ahead of the ECB rate decision.

The Pound Sterling falls against its major currency peers ahead of the BoE’s monetary policy announcement.

The Aussie continues to see a lot of noise.

Markets open with central banks in focus as the European Central Bank and the Bank of England are set to hold rates.

The BTC/USD pair continued its freefall in the overnight session as investors dumped risky assets after talks between Iran and the US stalled.

Indian share markets are trading lower with the Sensex trading 451 points lower, and the Nifty is trading 146 points lower.

A burgeoning sell-off in US tech stocks and ongoing volatility in the metals markets are providing many cross-currents for FX.