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As the markets prepare for the FOMC meeting minutes due out later today, Boris Johnson will be in focus early in the day.

The upward-facing USD/CHF pair was aiming to breach above the overhead red Ichimoku Clouds. After displaying three consecutive positive sessions in a row, the Japanese Yen pair was attempting to breach above the 106.742 resistance.

The RBA looks set to hold on rates near-term. For the day ahead, a lack of stats will leave the markets exposed to any trade war chatter.

Fiber continued to slip for the fifth consecutive session today. The Ninja continued to stay within the lower vicinity of the Bollinger Bands, sustaining adverse price actions throughout the day.

It’s “risk-on” in the early part of the Asian session. With economic data on the lighter side, the markets will likely respond further to last week’s stats.

In the USD Index, the bulls continued to take over the bears even today. Interim, rising odds for a no-deal Brexit was making the Cable traders upset.

With economic data on the lighter side in the day ahead, trade war chatter will continue to be the driving force…

After marking the day’s opening near 105.89 level, the Ninja showcased a pretty decent performance on Thursday. Greenback continued to sustain positive price actions even today.

As fears of a global recession rise, today’s stats could add to the doom and gloom. The UK and U.S retail sales figures will be the key drivers

Despite positive AUD-specific data, the Aussie pair was heading south to end the day on a negative note. Fiber kept slipping throughout the day shrugging towards upbeat Eurozone and German Q2 YoY GDP data.

It’s all eyes on Germany’s GDP numbers and UK inflation figures. A greater than forecasted contraction in the Germany economy will test the EUR…

It’s a busier day on the economic calendar, with the Pound and the EUR in the spotlight. Is this the day on which the Pound falls back to $1.19?

While there are no stats due out today, the markets will continue to be sensitive to any trade war chatter. There’s also Italy to factor in.

The Chinese Yuan pair continued to stay sustained within a multi-month uptrend channel. Canadian currency slipped following disappointing Jobs data thereby allowing the Loonie pair to climb fresh heights.

Looking at the day ahead, it’s a busy day for the Pound, with a heavy economic calendar to provide direction. Geopolitics will also remain in focus.

Even today, the sturdy 97.60 resistance handle continued to cap Greenback’s daily gains. ECB mentioned in today’s Economic Bulletin that the US-China trade war would affect the growth of Eurozone.

The markets remain in the grip of the U.S – China trade war, with the direction of the Yuan now dictating proceedings.

The AUD/USD pair had touched the daily high near 0.6784 level and daily low near 0.6679 level. Robust resistance confluence made up of the 50-day, and 100-day SMA was forbidding the Fiber’s upward movements.

The RBNZ flexed it’s muscles this morning. While the press conference is next up, geopolitical risk continues to be the main area of focus.

Ninja was struggling throughout the last month to make a breakthrough out of the sturdy 109.055 resistance level. After marking the daily opening near 1.1203 level, the EUR/USD pair formed a spinning top candlestick pattern by day end.