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The Euro fell on Monday morning (down 0.45%) dragged by weaker pound on lockdown talks and fresh risk aversion. Larger bulls were strongly rejected at 1.20 barrier, but remained in play as double weekly Doji signaled strong indecision,…
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Cable keeps weak tone in early Monday, following triple failure at psychological 1.30 barrier last week. Friday’s action closed in red and within thick daily cloud, raising fears that probe above cloud was short-lived and reversal could be…
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The dollar holds firmly in red vs yen for the fifth straight day and on track for a weekly fall of approx. 1.6% (the biggest weekly drop since the second week of June. The dollar suffered from dovish Fed,  risk mode and downbeat US data…
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The dollar weakened and its major counterparts rose this week, as risk mode dominated. The weaker greenback pushed gold and crude oil higher, while global stocks traded in mixed mode. On Tuesday, upbeat Chinese data signalled that the…
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Cable steadies above thick daily cloud and just ticks below psychological 1.30 barrier in early European session on Friday. Sterling quickly recovered from over 100-pips dip on Thursday after the BOE announced preparation for possible…
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The dollar stands at the back foot in early European trading Friday after strong fall on Thursday. Initial gains on Fed’s upgraded forecast for GDP growth evaporated as the green back came under increased pressure on downbeat US data on…
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WTI oil hit two-week high on Thursday in extension of Wednesday’s 4.4% advance, inflate by significant drop in US crude stocks. Oil holds in green for the third straight day, as bullish acceleration was sparked by the tropical storm…
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Cable fell 0.6% in immediate reaction to signals that the Bank of England announced that sub-zero rates scenario may become realistic. The central bank kept rates and its main stimulus program unchanged with possibility of enlarging its QE…
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The Bank of England left its policy unchanged in today’s MPC meeting but announced that it had been briefed on how to implement negative rates if needed. The bank said that the UK’s economy had performed better than expected and would…
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