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Asian stocks up as Nikkei rises by 1%; U.S. Dollar selling off; Global coronavirus deaths showing exponential increase again.
The Japanese Economy Minister, Yasutoshi Nishimura told Reuters that the Japanese government should care more about protecting jobs and helping businesses instead of stimulating consumption.
On Thursday, the European Central Bank announced that it would be increasing its special program aimed at stimulating the EU economy which has struggled as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic.
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Sterling was lower in London trading on concerns that a trade deal won't be reached before year's end.
Recently, US President Donald Trump said on Twitter that he feels confident regarding the future of the United States economy,
Stock markets make a minor pullback; U.S. Dollar regains ground; Global coronavirus deaths showing trend of rising again;
Against the US Dollar, the Pound Sterling remained steady and trading near to the $1.26 level, moving off the 1-month peak on signs that the sticking points to the Brexit negotiations
The dollar struggled during Tuesday's session, as protests continue across the United States for the eighth consecutive day.
Stock markets up again for another day; U.S. Dollar selling off for riskier assets; New daily confirmed coronavirus cases close to all-time high hit last weekend
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The Pound Sterling clawed to its highest level in a month against its US rival on signs that the British government appeared willing to make some important compromises
Yesterday oil prices rose, ahead of the upcoming OPEC+ meeting.
U.S. stock market retreats slightly but Nikkei up; Protests and violence continues in U.S.A.; Silver hits new 3-month high;
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The Pound edged higher against its US rival and struck a 3-week peak during early trade in London after Britain eased back on some of its quarantine restrictions.
Risky assets rallied and the euro traded near two-months highs on Monday as signs of economic recovery in China gave investors newfound hope that economic recovery will be possible on other parts of the world.
Stock markets open strongly in Asia; U.S. Dollar weakens; Silver hits new 3-month high; New daily confirmed coronavirus cases hit all-time high over weekend; Curfews imposed in over 40 U.S. cities