Aussie dips after RBA hinted rate cut in November
The Australian dollar fell in late Asian session on Tuesday as the Reserve Bank of Australia left interest rate unchanged at record low, but hinted further easing to support the economy, devastated by coronavirus pandemic.
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Dollar index falls to two-week low as stimulus hopes and optimistic news on Trump’s health…
The dollar was deflated by fresh risk appetite on Monday, sparked by optimistic news over President Trump’s health condition and hopes on new stimulus deal.
The dollar Index which measures performance of the US dollar against the…
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Cable was inflated by risk sentiment, upbeat data and Brexit hopes but bulls may face strong…
Cable rose on Monday, lifted by fresh risk sentiment on news that President Trump would leave the hospital as early as Monday and rising hopes that EU and UK might agree a trade deal.
UK PM Boris Johnson and European Commission President…
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Optimistic news on Trump’s medical status boosts risk sentiment
Speculations over president Trump’s health condition, talks about a new US fiscal stimulus package, and the release of the US ISM Services PMI are all expected to be key market drivers on Monday.
The markets opened in risk-on mode…
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US employment growth slows further in September
US non-farm payrolls increased by 661k jobs in September, missing the forecast of 850k and falling well below August’s figure (revised upwards to 1.489 million), according to the US Labor Department on Friday.
In the last monthly…
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Cable extends its news-driven wide swings
Sterling remains highly volatile and extends its yo-yo ride on Friday, sparked by Brexit talks news on Thursday and this morning’s shocker on President Trump’s positive test for coronavirus.
Cable fell to the session low (1.2836) on…
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Uncertainty over Trump’s positive Coronavirus test fades risk sentiment
Risk aversion dominated in the global markets on early Friday following news that US president Donald Trump and his wife Melania have tested positive for COVID-19. The pair will begin their quarantine and recovery process immediately.…
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