The US dollar remains under pressure following Fed Chair Powell's dovish speech signaling no opposition to October rate cuts and a potential end to quantitative tightening.

The Australian dollar weakened below $0.650 on Thursday, reversing the previous session’s gains, after a weaker employment report revived expectations of an RBA rate cut.

The Non-Farm Payrolls report is arguably the most critical economic release each month, and recent trends suggest the next one could deliver a nasty shock.

GBP/USD rises after the UK economy returns to growth, DAX slips amid trade jitters & ahead of Lagarde’s speech.

Asian markets advanced as investors shifted their focus towards technology stocks, following a week dominated by concerns over a potential US-China trade war.

Gold continues its incredible bull run to trade at a new record high, above $4,242.

The Euro remains steady at the mid-range of the 1.1600s after a three-day rally.

QT, also known as quantitative tightening, has been in effect for over three years.