A breakout failure, hawkish Warsh surprise, weak seasonality, and High Trend Fragility suggest odds favor a sentiment washout is on the table.

The AUD/USD exchange rate retreated after Donald Trump ended the speculation about the next Federal Reserve Chairman.

The Pound Sterling trades higher against its major currency peers.

From Atlanta Fed and Goldman Sachs, numbers that perhaps better represent the trajectory of aggregate demand.

A key corner of the credit market is experiencing sustained and even accelerated selling at the end of January 2026

Global markets are consolidating after sharp recent moves, with FX seeing an orderly pullback that still looks more like profit-taking than a true reversal.

The wait is over, and President Trump has nominated Kevin Warsh to head the Federal Reserve.

The dollar has recovered a bit further as gold and silver have plunged, and we think there is enough stability to let data do the talking in FX this week.

Bitcoin looks as if it is struggling to hold itself above major support. Ultimately, this is a market that is ready to make a bigger move.

The Canadian dollar continues to dominate its neighbour after the pair fell by more than 200 pips in recent sessions.

Intervention, no doubt, is very tempting for control freak central planners. Yet they would be wise to resist.