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The British pound couldn't maintain momentum against its US rival and lost ground during London trade on Wednesday as Forex traders await the latest news from the US Federal Reserve Bank.
Bitcoin rose by 1.74% against the US dollar yesterday, closing the session at the 55,044.0 level and gaining ground for the second consecutive day, after advancing by 10.15% in the previous session.
U.S. Stocks Firm, Asian Markets Higher; U.S. Dollar Rebounds; Aussie Weakens on Low CPI.
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The Bank of Japan announced its decision to keep the cash rate unchanged at 0.1%, in line with expectations.
In his first 100 days of presidency, Joe Biden did not just surpass his goals for US coronavirus vaccinations, he also enjoyed significant Wall Street gains.
U.S. Stocks Higher, Asian Markets Lower; U.S. Dollar Rebounds; Copper Hits 10-Year High; Bank of Japan Optimistic on Growth.
Bitcoin managed to recover from a six-day losing streak today as some traders took the opportunity to buy the dip.
U.S. Dollar Weaker Against Most Currencies; Stock Markets Recover; Bitcoin Bounces from $47K.
Over the next few years, Plus500 plans to strategically expand its offerings in new markets and develop new financial and trading products, apart from CFDs.
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The US Dollar had edged higher after a combination of the latest upbeat economic news from the US contrasted with the ECB outlook.
The Bank of Canada become the first G7 central bank to bring forward a planned framework of higher rates since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.
Strong Canadian Economy Pushes End to Emergency Support; Stock Markets Recover; Daily New Coronavirus Cases Hit Record High.
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The latest inflation data from the UK Office of National Statistics showed that CPI for March rose to 0.7% after February's 0.4% reading,
According to data released by the Office for National Statistics, the Consumer Price Index stood at 0.7 percent in March (year-to-year),
Global Stock Markets Sell Off; U.S. Dollar Gains as Yields Steady; Daily New Coronavirus Cases Hit Record High.