The Japanese Yen outperformed on Wednesday, sending USD/JPY lower after markets punished Treasury yields in the wake of US inflation data. Eyes turn to the BoE next.

Gold prices retreat despite falling U.S. Treasury yields following softer-than-expected U.S. inflation data, but the fundamental outlook remains bullish over the medium term.

The Nasdaq 100 blasts higher and challenges key technical resistance after headline inflation comes below expectations. Meanwhile, USD/JPY turns lower, threatening to breach cluster support.

The recovery in the oil market appears to have found a pocket of resistance, potentially stifling an impressive 4-day recovery. Technical levels to watch

The US dollar weakened after US CPI showed yet another gradual decline in inflationary pressures.

A break of multi-month support has seen EUR/GBP hit levels last seen in mid-December as the British Pound continues to nudge higher. Next up, the latest BoE monetary policy decision.

USD/JPY is approaching the apex of the developing ascending triangle pattern. Could upcoming US CPI provide a breakout for the weakening Japanese yen?

The data from the latest CoT report highlights the dominance of the bullish euro stance, however, recent resistance has proven tough to crack as a pullback sets in

Cable holds onto gains as US CPI and BoE approaches but bulls appear exhausted as RSI rests in overbought territory. Deeper retracement incoming?