EUR/USD keeps its bullish tone well in place for yet another day on Wednesday, this time advancing to the proximity of 1.1700 the figure and flirting at the same time with new seven-week tops.

The Pound Sterling (GBP) notched up a third straight week of gains, finally breaking through the 1.3400 mark. It’s been a steady climb, and one that says more about the other side of the pair than anything happening at home.

Following an apathetic start to the week, the US Dollar (USD) managed to regain impulse on the back of hopes for a US-China trade deal and Chair Jerome Powell’s prudent message after the Federal Reserve (Fed) matched consensus on Wednesday, trimming its Fed Funds Target Range (FFTR) by a quarter per

Bitcoin is finding steady support at $110,000, with traders eyeing $114K and $120K as next bullish targets while $104K remains key downside support.

WTI Crude Oil futures went into this weekend flirting with important mid-term lower realms and within sight of support barriers which many traders may believe are tempting to speculate upon.