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The greenback edged broadly higher during London trade on Tuesday as FX traders sought out the currency as a safe haven after yet another rout in oil prices.
The Minneapolis Federal Reserve claimed on a report that the economic restrictions associated with the coronavirus outbreak could be twice as though as it should be.
In market news for April 21: crude oil futures go south yesterday, and lack of demand for oil continues due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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U.S. crude oil futures dipped into negative territory for the first time in history on Monday afternoon.
New Zealand's government decided about going back to normal gradually from next week, as they plan to lift up the restrictions
The Pound Sterling edged lower against the US Dollar as the numbers of deaths from the Coronavirus increased in the UK.
Crude oil futures plummeted on Monday, hitting levels not seen since 1999, pressured by continually reducing demand and worries
Market updates for April 20: Despite the gloomy global economic outlook, stock markets (especially in the U.S.A.) continue to look firm
The US Dollar edged lower during Friday trade in Asia after a news report indicated that there were some signs of success for a new drug treatment for the Coronavirus.
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The Pound Sterling was steady during London trade on Thursday, albeit moving lower versus the US Dollar.
The International Monetary Fund's managing director Kristalina Georgieva said that the UK should ask for an extension for its post-Brexit transition
Forex and market updates for April 16: There is increasing discussion of the economic cost of the pandemic in hard hit countries and talk of reopening economies, especially in the US.
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Despite talks of reopening businesses around the globe, investors are concerned that dismal economic data is painting a bleak picture,
The International Monetary Fund has warned that the global economy is poised for a severe recession that will be the worst since the Great Depression
US President Donald Trump has announced that the US government is finalizing a plan to reopen the US economy