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Encouraging sounds emanating from the Brexit talks have given traders some hope that an agreement might be reached.
Turkey’s currency may have rebounded slightly since its recent crash, but that’s hardly a reason for celebration.
As markets await a speech from Dominic Raab, the UK's “Brexit” Minister, FX traders have pushed the Pound Sterling close to a 1-year trough versus the Euro.
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The S&P closed at record highs on Tuesday after hitting the 2,900 mark for a few moments during the trading session, buoyed by consumer optimism after the U.S. and Mexico formed a new trade deal.
Theresa May, the UK's Prime Minister, downplayed the possible consequences of a “hard” Brexit withdrawal which pushed the Pound Sterling near to a 1-year trough versus the common currency Euro.
The US Dollar steadied versus the common currency Euro after an agreement was reached between Mexico and the United States to revamp the existing NAFTA trade deal.
The latest fundamental data from Germany shows business morale improving finally this year.
An upbeat speech from Jerome Powell, the Chairman of the US Federal Reserve Bank, helped to improve risk sentiment and sent the Dollar, as a safe haven currency, lower.
This week will see an even lighter week than last week, with no central bank input due at all.
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Political turmoil is playing havoc with the Australian Dollar which could continue to slide against the greenback.
The Pound Sterling fell against the US Dollar as investors worry about the UK government's plans to consider a worst case Brexit scenario.
Bitcoin supporters were distressed on Wednesday when the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) declined approval for two bitcoin ETFs.
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Sign up to get the latest market updates and free signals directly to your inbox.The Euro's 4-day long rally took a temporary breather before momentum turned positive once again as markets focus on the latest data from the US and news of the trade talks between China and the United States
Perhaps U.S. President Donald Trump was trying to deflect attention from his own political and potential legal troubles when he announced another round of aggressive tariffs- this time a 25 percent tariff on “every car from the European Union.”
With the US Dollar under pressure after President Trump made disparaging comments about the Federal Reserve, the Pound Sterling was able to eke out some gains and eventually approach a 2-week high.