Expertise: Financial markets, macroeconomics, FX, commodities, equities
Jerry joined Forex.com as a senior China market analyst in 2022.
His main research areas include FX, commodity, and equity. Having great insights into the global macroeconomic and financial markets, Jerry is dedicated to providing in-depth reports and videos to ever-increasing Chinese clients and help them navigate key market events and volatility.
With a deep understanding of the Chinese capital markets and financial system, Jerry also holds a unique position when delivering China-related market analysis to the clients worldwide.
Jerry has 10-year experience in the financial industry and holds CFA charter and master’s degree.
There's still an open door for a melt-up in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq but the Dow and Russell 2000 are looking more vulnerable, and until calm hits the Treasuries market there's a higher probability for volatility. The big question is whether that's a next quarter theme or not.
U.S. stocks are rising on Friday after a volatile week that saw a surge in Treasury yields ripple through financial markets.
The year-end tug-of-war is clear: hawkish Fed pricing supports USD/JPY, while intervention risk limits the upside.
The final stretch of 2026 is approaching, and North America's major currencies have begun to show a shift in the strength dynamics seen earlier in the year. New expectations of a more aggressive monetary policy stance, particularly in the United States, could be significantly reshaping the outlook for the region. At the same time, this backdrop, combined with potential trade tensions across North America, may become one of the most important drivers of currency performance in the months ahead.
The outlook for Bitcoin in Q4 is turning cautiously optimistic on the back of renewed ETF purchases, compelling valuations, and an improvement in buy-and-hold behavior among investors - see the full analysis!
Surging yields and higher rate hike odds present a new wrinkle for markets, and this has softened the trend in gold. Bitcoin, meanwhile, has retained strong bullish structure and continues to show a brighter backdrop than XAU/USD.
USD/JPY momentum has shifted sharply higher, putting a major resistance confluence in focus as U.S. and Japanese event risk builds.
Oil prices and the U.S. dollar are both on the front foot as elevated energy costs feed Fed warnings that inflation may prove sticky.
US and global equity markets have extended Wednesday’s sell-off, with Wall Street opening lower after a weak handover from Asia and Europe. The deterioration in risk appetite has been spreading across global markets. The dollar was firmer, Treasury yields were holding onto yesterday’s gains, while gold, silver and bitcoin were all under pressure alongside equities and major currencies.
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