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Thanks to an improvement in risk sentiment, the Pound Sterling was able to recover some earlier losses during Tuesday trading in London.

The Reserve Bank of Australia decided to hold the cash rates steady at 0.25 percent.

Asian stocks and U.S. stock futures were higher on Tuesday as continued reports of economic reopening across the globe boosted investor optimism.

The Pound Sterling edged broadly lower during London trade on growing worries that the trade relationship between the United States and China is deteriorating.

New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced that today there were no new covid-19 cases, which reflects the fact that the lockdown has been helpful to stop the spread of the virus in the country.

The U.S. dollar edged higher against its primary trading partners during Monday's Asian trading session

Wall Street indexes saw their best monthly performance in over 30 years in April, despite the struggles caused by the coronavirus

The Pound Sterling was relatively flat during the London trading session and is being driven primarily by global risk appetite.

Oil prices advanced on Thursday, continuing this week's rise after falling into negative territory last week.

Asian stocks rose during the trading session on Wednesday, amid optimism about easing restrictions related to the coronavirus

During trading today, Wednesday, April 29, 2020, the financial markets will be interested in the announcement of the economic agenda data

Though it couldn't maintain momentum, the Pound Sterling had earlier moved higher against its US counterpart during London trade

The U.S. dollar headed lower during Wednesday's Asian trading session as investors shed the safe-haven currency on refreshed optimism

An improvement in investor risk sentiment helped to push the Pound Sterling higher against its main rivals, the US Dollar and the Euro.

April 28: Global stock markets remain strong on optimism that the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic has peaked in most western countries.