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The European Central Bank's chief economist Philip Lane stated that rising labor costs will eventually affect the Eurozone inflation levels moving it closer to the bank's 2 percent target.
Oil markets reacted negatively to the news coming out of China regarding the spread and the consequences of the Coronavirus outbreak.
The World Health Organization declared the recently discovered coronavirus a global health emergency on Thursday as the death toll climbed to 213
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Concerns over the growing death toll in China from the Coronavirus have sent FX traders on the hunt for safe haven assets.
Analysts fear reduced demand of oil as virus death toll rises.
British Airways has paused all flights to and from mainland China.
The Pound Sterling was trading near to a 1-week trough versus the US Dollar as FX traders await tomorrow's policy decision from the Bank of England.
The first meeting for the Federal Reserve in 2020 will conclude later today.
The euro sunk to a 33-month trough against the Swiss franc on Tuesday as traders bought the safe-haven franc in droves due to fears about the coronavirus and how it will continue to impact the global markets.
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he Pound Sterling was weaker against both the greenback and the Euro during London trade on Tuesday as Brexit worries resurfaced.
Just as global markets began to stabilize following the “phase 1” trade deal between the United States and China, things have taken a sharp turn to the downside thanks to the rising death toll of the coronavirus in China.
Oil markets gave up the gains they made due to the increasing optimism caused by the signing of phase 1 of the trade deal between the United States and China,
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Global markets headed broadly lower on Monday, following a decline started last week that was compounded when new cases of the deadly coronavirus were discovered across the globe
The head of the European Central Bank told reporters on Thursday that downside risks continued to be a concern to the central bank,