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Yesterday, US stock markets closed on the positive territory after the market learned that the US manufacturing sector contraction was milder than the previous month’s.
Gold hits $1,770 per ounce; WTI Crude Oil hits 3-month high; Stocks trade sideways; Coronavirus “second wave” fears grow
The Euro moved higher during trade in London on Tuesday after some back-tracking by a key White House advisor who suggested that the comments made earlier regarding the China deal being “over” had been misconstrued.
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Yesterday, the European Union told the Chinese government that if it insists on imposing the new security law on Hong Kong it should expect “very negative consequences”.
Gold trades makes multi-year high close in New York; Confirmed coronavirus cases pass 9 million; Stock markets mostly up
In London trading on Monday, the Pound edged higher against the US Dollar.
UK's Prime Minister, Boris Johnson is set to announce the government's lockdown easing plans today, according to his office.
Gold trades close to multi-year high price; Confirmed new coronavirus cases hit all-time daily high Friday; Stock markets up a little.
The US Dollar couldn't maintain positive momentum in the Asian trading session early on Friday, after earlier gaining strength as a safe haven currency.
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Ahead of the Bank of England Policy meeting, Sterling had come under some pressure and, as a result, was lower versus its European counterpart and the US Dollar.
Fears for the second wave of a coronavirus pandemic keep taking over the market sentiment, as several US states like California, Oklahoma, and Texas recently reported a spike in new infections, while China has reimposed certain restrictions in Beijing like restricting travel from overseas, given the increase of cases.
Weak economic data from Aus/NZ; Confirmed new coronavirus cases again close to all-time daily high
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The Pound Sterling edged lower against its main rivals after the release of inflation data for May which showed personal inflation falling to a level not seen since June 2016.
The coronavirus pandemic continues advancing in certain U.S. states that recently decided to reopen, increasing the fears for a second wave of the virus.
U.S. retail sales up by almost 18%; Fatal Sino-Indian border clash; Confirmed new coronavirus cases at all-time daily high