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Most risk assets are selling off on fears of a negative outcome from US-China trade talks, but Bitcoin is quietly defying that trend.

The cable’s losses over the past two days have been due mainly to a rebound in US dollar than weakness in pound, with other GBP crosses remaining near their recent highs.

A summary of news and snapshot of moves ahead of the US session.

The pressure was building for Bitcoin to break above the technically-important $4200 level over the past several weeks and today it finally gave way.

With headlines flying ahead of tonight’s high-profile Brexit votes, a big dovish shift at the RBNZ, and the “race to the bottom” in global bond yields, what topic should an experienced market analyst write about? Why, Bitcoin of course!

Crude oil has staged a vicious kick-back rally since the turn of the year, now on its eighth consecutive day. But now WTI has reached a critical technical area around $52.50-52.80 and what it does here could determine the direction of prices over the next several days.

“I think it’s essential to remember that just about everything is cyclical. There’s little I’m certain of, but these things are true: Cycles always prevail eventually. Nothing goes in one direction forever. Trees don’t grow to the sky. Few things go to zero. And there’s little that’s as dangerous for investor health as insistence on extrapolating to...

This holiday shortened trading week did not put off speculators from being heavily engaged in the markets, as volatility remained elevated.

With tongue fully in cheek, I feel a bit like the editor of a local news outlet this morning – “Which of these many disasters do I cover today?”

After showing signs of stabilizing over the past couple of weeks, cryptoassets are seeing sharp selloffs in today’s trade.

It’s been less than nine months since traders flipped their calendars to 2018, but cryptoasset bulls have aged years (if not decades!) since the holiday season’s euphoria.