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Despite measures from the U.S. government to bailout the country’s economy, the U.S. dollar still shows potential for significant volatility in the coming days
Check out our daily recap of the latest Forex and market news around the globe for Wednesday, March 25, 2020 here.
The Pound Sterling was able to maintain its rally versus the US Dollar and remained steady against the common currency Euro during London trade on Tuesday.
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According to the International Monetary Fund, several countries from the Middle East and Central Asia have asked for financial aid due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Cryptocurrency prices have surged in the past 24 hours, adding some $14 billion in value to the cryptocurrency markets,
Here are the latest Forex and market news around the globe for March 24, 2020.
The dollar recovered from earlier losses and headed near to a three-year high during London trade on Monday as a selloff in equities worldwide continued to ripple.
The European Central Bank's Governing council member, Ignazio Visco said on Monday that the recent measures that the bank took against the effects of the coronavirus outbreak are sufficient and effective.
President Donald Trump’s flamboyant $1-trillion+ coronavirus relief bill failed to pass in the Senate on Sunday,
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Get the market news and latest updates around the globe with our market briefing for March 23, 2020.
Economists polled by Reuters believe that the global recession has already started, reports published on Friday revealed.
The Swiss National Bank decided to leave the cash rate unchanged at -0.75 percent, leaving the 3-Month Libor Target Range unchanged between -1.25% to -0.25%.
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The U.S. dollar hit fresh highs against the Australian and New Zealand dollars on Thursday as traders sought cash due to continued coronavirus panic.
Panic selling by FX trades sent high-risk currencies tumbling to multi-year lows during London trade on Thursday.
On Wednesday the price of Brent crude fell to $26.01 per barrel its lowest level since September 2003.