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READ MOREThe U.S. dollar sold off in early European trade Tuesday amid optimism over the global recovery given positive news of a potential coronavirus vaccine as well as the further reopening of economies, prompting investors to edge out of this safe haven.
READ MOREThe dollar was headed for its best week since early April on Friday, as tumbling oil prices weighed on commodity currencies and division over Europe's emergency fund dragged on the euro.
READ MOREThe dollar has been under pressure Tuesday, with the euro and commodity currencies benefiting from the news that European Union leaders have reached an agreement over a recovery fund for the region and amid renewed hopes for a Covid-19 vaccine.
READ MOREThe U.S. dollar was largely unchanged in early European trade Monday, as investors weighed up the conflicting forces of dismal economic data and the gradual reopening of the globe’s economy.
READ MOREUSD/CAD fell to a nearly one-month low on Monday, even as the loonie was pressured by a fall in oil prices from session highs as investors appeared to shrug off a coordinated global production cut from OPEC and its allies.
READ MOREThe dollar nursed losses on Thursday after the U.S. Federal Reserve left the door open to more monetary easing and dampened expectations for a quick economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.
READ MOREThe U.S. dollar surged against most major currencies on Monday amid fears that last year's U.S.-China dispute will be re-ignited, this time over the novel coronavirus.
READ MOREThe euro held firm on Wednesday, basking in the afterglow of a Franco-German proposal for a common fund that could move Europe closer to fiscal union.
READ MOREThe pound surged to its highest in over a month against the dollar on speculation this week’s Brexit talks might start to yield a hint of progress.
READ MOREThe dollar was down on Tuesday morning in Asia, reacting to the U.S. Federal Reserve’s announcement on Monday that it would start purchasing a more diverse range of investment grade U.S. corporate bonds.
READ MOREEmerging market currencies will likely give back recent gains if a resurgence of the coronavirus pandemic continues in the second half of the year, driving foreign exchange flows to the safer U.S. dollar, a Reuters poll of market strategists showed.
READ MOREWe’ve already connected over 2 billion people to authoritative COVID-19 information, and today as access to COVID-19 vaccines expands, we’re going even further and aiming to help bring 50 million people one step closer to getting vaccinated.
READ MOREThe U.S. dollar sold off in early European trade Tuesday amid optimism over the global recovery given positive news of a potential coronavirus vaccine as well as the further reopening of economies, prompting investors to edge out of this safe haven.
READ MOREThe dollar was headed for its best week since early April on Friday, as tumbling oil prices weighed on commodity currencies and division over Europe's emergency fund dragged on the euro.
READ MOREThe dollar has been under pressure Tuesday, with the euro and commodity currencies benefiting from the news that European Union leaders have reached an agreement over a recovery fund for the region and amid renewed hopes for a Covid-19 vaccine.
READ MOREThe U.S. dollar was largely unchanged in early European trade Monday, as investors weighed up the conflicting forces of dismal economic data and the gradual reopening of the globe’s economy.
READ MOREUSD/CAD fell to a nearly one-month low on Monday, even as the loonie was pressured by a fall in oil prices from session highs as investors appeared to shrug off a coordinated global production cut from OPEC and its allies.
READ MOREThe dollar nursed losses on Thursday after the U.S. Federal Reserve left the door open to more monetary easing and dampened expectations for a quick economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.
READ MOREThe U.S. dollar surged against most major currencies on Monday amid fears that last year's U.S.-China dispute will be re-ignited, this time over the novel coronavirus.
READ MOREThe euro held firm on Wednesday, basking in the afterglow of a Franco-German proposal for a common fund that could move Europe closer to fiscal union.
READ MOREThe pound surged to its highest in over a month against the dollar on speculation this week’s Brexit talks might start to yield a hint of progress.
READ MOREThe dollar was down on Tuesday morning in Asia, reacting to the U.S. Federal Reserve’s announcement on Monday that it would start purchasing a more diverse range of investment grade U.S. corporate bonds.
READ MOREEmerging market currencies will likely give back recent gains if a resurgence of the coronavirus pandemic continues in the second half of the year, driving foreign exchange flows to the safer U.S. dollar, a Reuters poll of market strategists showed.
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