The dollar is looking rather bullish against most currency pairs.
It seems NOK & MXN are the only (obvious) currencies worth owning against the USD here.
The Kiwidollar looks to be breaking trend support, if wider dollar advances confirm; it's reasonable to expect it will retrace the past 12 months' advance.
Bullish dollar moves occurring across the board.
Typically dollaryen launches from technical patterns.
FMG has rapidly outpaced Iron Ore, in my opinion unjustifiably so as China's credit cycle is rolling over and will likely negatively impact upon property construction, steel and invariably iron ore.
EURNOK is trading at some interesting levels, if the breaks key levels; I will be a seller.
FMG vols are below its 5y mean, this gets my attention.
Perhaps there's a macro theme to play in the Brexit being a furphy... Indeed, there's compelling risk-reward on shorter-term timeframes with a stop at the recent high and a target towards the middle of the distribution. So even if one assigns a 20% probability to the trade, the E(V) might still be attractive.
USDJPY is coiling in a falling wedge pattern, this has historically led to outsized moves in the pair.
Dollar-yen is looking bimodally distributed; will it break its downtrend and mean-revert?
The Gold vs Copper ratio is near historical extremes. Presently its in the 96th %ile of observations since 2008 and testing trend support.
Interesting deviation between Emerging Markets and Copper observing it normalised over various time horizons.
Commercials are positioned near historical extremes. One would expect this to represent an opportunity long-term on the other side of the hedgers.