Currency futures are opening the week with the USD complex still fragile, even though pockets of safe-haven demand show up on tariff/geopolitical headlines. The US Dollar Index futures (DXY) are around 97.0–97.1, close to their lowest level in months. Investors are weighing the noise around trade policy, the “Sell America” flows, and the risk that Read More…
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S&P 500 (ES) Technical Analysis, 23 January 2026
Introduction The S&P 500 E-mini Futures (ES) continue to trade just below the 7,000 handle, consolidating after an extended rally that has been persisting since April. Price remains near all-time highs, but recent action shows an intensifying battle between bulls and bears as buyers become more selective about the prices they pay. Summary Primary trend: Read More…
US Interest Futures Jitter as Firm Growth and Sticky Core PCE Keep Cut Timing in Play
The US interest futures market is hesitant, moving in both directions. The front end isn’t fully discounting the easing story, but it’s also struggling to price in aggressive near-term cuts. Fed Funds futures (ZQ) and SOFR futures (SR3) still show a split. Markets are fine with a “hold next meeting” base case, but they also Read More…
Crude Oil (CL) Technical Analysis, 22 January 2026
Introduction Crude Oil Futures (CL) are trading close to a clear long-term support area. After a long stretch of downside pressure, price is starting to steady. The overall trend is still corrective, but recent price action shows that selling has slowed. Buyers are beginning to step in and defend this level. Crude is now at Read More…
Supply Glut Keeps Oil Prices Capped Despite Geopolitical Swings
Crude oil futures remain in a tight range, with Brent crude dropping to around mid-64.00 on Thursday, while WTI stays near $60.55. Both are up about 5% over the past month, but that rally’s hitting a wall due to oversupply concerns. US crude inventories jumped 3.04 million barrels last week, and the Strategic Petroleum Reserve Read More…
S&P 500 (ES) Technical Analysis, 21 January 2026
Introduction The S&P 500 E-mini Futures (ES) have pulled back slightly after failing to hold recent highs. While the broader trend remains firmly bullish, recent price action shows that upside momentum has slowed and that the market is now testing support. This pullback comes after an extended rally, and how ES behaves around current support Read More…







