Overall, the markets remain mixed, when taking a broader overview, but this week marks the end of the quarter. So what to expect?

The week ahead will see inflation figures coming out of the UK, the U.S. and China. Inflation is expected to rise across the board, but traders will be focusing on the inflation figures from the U.S. and the U.K.

The U.S. dollar turned volatile last week as the greenback was caught between the uncertain policies of the new Trump administration and economic releases. It was a busy week for the US dollar which saw key important economic reports over the week.

EURUSD parity talk will most likely have to wait at least for the first half of the year as the single currency is setting up for some strong gains to come over the following months. Here's a brief outlook on EURUSD based on Renko charts.

On the economic front, this week will see the inflation reports coming from Australia and New Zealand. Economists are expecting to see a mixed report from both in stark contrast to the strong inflation figures seen in the U.S., UK and the Eurozone.

Many futures traders will know that the E-mini S&P 500 futures can be technical in trading, meaning that technical analysis will find trading the E-mini S&P 500 futures quite easy as compared to trading stocks.

Last week the markets saw the US dollar trading mixed. Despite an upbeat GDP report for the third quarter which saw the US economy expand at a rate of 2.9% and beating expectations of a 2.5%, the US dollar failed to capitalize on the gains.

A technical outlook for E-Mini S&P 500 futures based on Renko charts. The analysis hints at possible repeat of last year's price action, albeit with an additional catalyst coming from the November US general elections.

USD/MXN has been in a steady decline but that could change as we approach the third and final US presidential debate.

The final trading week for September concluded with a mixed picture with GBP/USD continuing to remain bearish while gold prices were also seen pulling back. Broadly put, the markets remained mixed and choppy with no medium term trend.

USDMXN posted new highs earlier this week, but the gains were short lived. With the FOMC meeting done with last week, and yesterday's political risk from the US presidential debate, focus now turns to the central bank decision (Mexico) on Thursday.