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The US Dollar saw broad gains against higher risk currencies during London trade on Wednesday in the continuing fallout over the Coronavirus pandemic.
The European Central Bank's policymaker, Francois Villeroy de Galhau said on Wednesday that given the recent inflation data
In his continuing efforts to lessen the economic damage caused by the novel coronavirus, U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to suspend some tariffs on Chinese goods for 90 days.
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Wednesday, April 1: The rate of increase globally in fatalities and new confirmed infections from the coronavirus pandemic continues to increase exponentially, with its epicenter now in New York.
The US Dollar edged higher versus the Japanese Yen during early trade in London as investors from Japan rush to cover a shortage in the greenback ahead of Japan's fiscal year end.
It seems that things are coming back to normal in China, as they registered a factory activity expansion this month.
Oil prices dipped below $20 per barrel on Monday, touching lows not seen since February 2002, before edging higher into Tuesday’s Asian trading session.
Get the latest Forex and market news around the world for Tuesday, March 31, 2020 here.
The Australian government just announced a $79.85 billion stimulus package to aid about 6 million people concerning their salaries for about six months,
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The US Dollar regained favor among FX traders, largely as a safe-haven currency, as lock downs and quarantines across the globe heightened worries of uncertainty in the long term.
Oil prices plummeted to their lowest prices in over 17 years on Monday as the price war between Russia and Saudi Arabia showed no signs of a truce.
Get the global market news and updates for Monday, March 30, 2020 here.
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The US Dollar is set to record its largest single week's decline in more than ten years after several of the world's global banks announced a concerted effort to provide liquidity.
The US Dollar was lower versus the Japanese yen and Euro during London trade on Thursday as FX traders await today's release of US unemployment benefit claims.
According to the French official statistics agency (INSEE), economic activity and household spending in France is currently at about 65 percent of the usual activity levels