Without top-tier data from Europe nor significant developments on the US-China trade negotiations, EURUSD traded within a tight 18-pip range...
Yesterday was a topsy-tuvy day for the Australian dollar. AUDUSD spiked from 0.6767 to 0.6794 in a matter of seconds before stabilizing and closing the day 10 pips higher at 0.6786. Meanwhile, AUDJPY surged to a high of 74.09 early in the Asian session and later bottomed to 73.70. The currency pair, however, managed to close the day 24 pips higher at 74.02.
The USDJPY is mildly off its intraday highs after the Conference Board announced that US Consumer Confidence index had fallen...
USDCAD adds 0.05% at 1.3305 but off the daily highs after the United States Wholesale Inventories came in at 0.2%...
The EURGBP is up today as the latest polls show that the Conservative Party’s Lead over its nearest rivals has...
The Dollar index (DXY) is little changed as comments by Dallas Fed’s Robert Kaplan are crossing the wires. Kaplan is...
The trend in AUDUSD remains downwards below the 0.6872 level, and the price is at risk of trading to the...
USDINR trades 0.22% lower at 71.364 as the correction from monthly highs continues. The pair hit two-month highs after the...
SNP’s Nicola Sturgeon made headlines last night. She aims to force a possible minority Labour government to offer a second...
The DAX index is off to a slow start in Tuesday’s European session. Germany’s blue-chip stock index is trading slightly lower at 13,237.40 or around 9 points below its open. This follows after it finished yesterday’s trading flat at 13,246.45.