Rob Kurzatkowski | The Options Insider

Dollar Sinks Ahead of Brexit Decision

The US Dollar Index has grinded lower over recent sessions, as British voters decide whether or not to stay in the EU.

The Federal Reserve kept rates unchanged at its June meeting, paving the way for higher Gold prices in the near-term.

Wheat prices have been driven higher by weather conditions in western Europe.

Gold is off to a softer start to the week after Friday?s comments from Fed Chair Janet Yellen.

Crude Oil futures reached 7-month highs in overnight trading.

Corn futures pulled back in overnight trading, giving back some of the recent gains.

The British Pound has remained steady over recent sessions, even as the Brexit heats up among UK lawmakers.

The Canadian Dollar has dipped toward the 0.7700 level on falling commodity prices and negative growth outlook.

The main driving force behind the Gold rally has been the weak US Dollar.

Gold futures have started the year off on a very strong note.

The Euro currency started the week on a positive note, despite expectations that the ECB will add more liquidity.

Oil prices have been making good progress in recent weeks, even as the market faces headwinds.