David Song

The recent weakness in the price of gold may turn out to be temporary as it halts the decline from the record high ($3058).

GBP/USD seems to be coiling within a narrow range after failing to test the November high (1.3048).

AUD/USD may consolidate over the remainder of the month as it halts a four-day selloff.

USD/CHF approaches channel resistance as it attempts to extend the rebound from the monthly low (0.8756).

USD/CAD may face increased volatility with the US on track to deploy reciprocal tariffs on April 2.

EUR/USD continues to fall from the monthly high (1.0955) to pull the Relative Strength Index (RSI) back from overbought territory.

USD/JPY gives back the rally from the start of the week as the Federal Reserve still plan to further unwind its restrictive policy in 2025.

The price of gold climbs to a fresh record high ($3045) as it extends the advance from the start of the week.

The price of gold climbs to a fresh record high ($2985) as it breaks out of the February range.

GBP/USD seems to be stuck in a narrow range as it pulls back ahead of the November high (1.3048).

USD/CHF register a fresh weekly high (0.8852) following the failed attempt to test the December low (0.8736).

USD/JPY seems to be unfazed by the slowdown in the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) as it continues to bounce back from a fresh yearly low (146.54).

The US CPI is expected to narrow to 2.9% in February from 3.0% per annum the month prior, with the core rate also anticipated to fall to 3.2% from 3.3% during the same period.

EUR/USD is on the cusp of testing the November high (1.0937) as it pushes above the opening range for March.

AUD/USD pulls back ahead of the February high (0.6409) to carve a series of lower highs and lows.

USD/CAD further retrace the decline from earlier this month as the Bank of Canada (BoC) is expected to deliver another 25bp rate-cut.

The price of gold may reestablish the bullish trend from earlier this year should it track the positive slope in the 50-Day SMA ($2800).