Dated market write-ups on the moves that mattered for currencies, gold and oil.
News articles are the Forexuro Desk's market write-ups: what moved the dollar, the pound, the euro, the yen, gold and oil, why it mattered for traders, and what is on the calendar next. Each piece is dated, so you can see what was known when it was written, and it is kept separate from the evergreen guides so that older news is never mistaken for current advice.
For the latest headlines from public RSS feeds, see Market News. Scheduled releases such as CPI, payrolls and rate decisions are covered on the economic events and central banks pages, and the weekly forecasts set out the levels we are watching on each pair.
Saudi air defences stopped missiles over Riyadh and the south on Sunday, while unconfirmed Houthi claims on Yanbu and the East-West Pipeline face the oil open.
Weekend reports of tankers hitting mines near Hormuz keep oil in focus as the Fed, BoC, RBNZ, ECB and BoJ all decide next week, with the UK budget and PCE too.
Gold dipped below $4,000 and heads for its worst week since June as Brent neared $114. UK PMI beat forecasts and the pound held near a 17 month euro high.
UK inflation hit 3.5% on fuel costs, sealing BoE hike bets, as Brent rose back above $110. What it means for GBP, EUR/GBP, oil, gold and signal traders.
Riots in France lifted French yields and sank the euro to a 16 month low on the pound. What it means for EUR pairs, the loonie, gold and signal traders.
Iran offered a Hormuz reopening plan as more tankers were hit. What it means for oil, the Canadian dollar, sterling, gold and signal traders this week.
Bailey called UK inflation enormously frustrating while the dollar slid and the pound hit a three week high. What it means for majors, gold and signal traders.
Hot US inflation data, a neutral Warsh and fading October hike bets pushed the dollar lower this week. What it means for majors, gold and signal traders.