EUR/USD News, Page 1

While a Brexit extension cut the Pound’s losses for the week, risk aversion and a yield curve inversion drove demand for the Greenback and the Yen.

Sterling Pound sets off uptrend following Brextension. Lonnie pair uplifts over weak Iran Export numbers. AUD/USD plunges amidst Euro’s Fall.

It’s a big day for the markets. Private sector PMI numbers out of Europe and the U.S will give some guidance on where the economy is heading.

Economic data comes back into focus today. The Eurozone’s private sector PMI numbers will indicate whether the slowdown was temporary or worsening…

A 2019 pause on interest rate hikes by the FED may not be enough should U.S – China trade talks lack progress. It could be a telling end to the week.

The Kiwi and Aussie Dollar find strong support in the wake of a more dovish than expected FED. Will be the BoE sink the Pound later today?

WTI priced at a 4-month high price. USD/JPY tumbled down to lows. AUD/USD accelerated. Fewer Updates on US-China Trade Talks.

Brexit chatter, updates on the U.S – China trade negotiations and the FED will be the areas of focus.

Sterling recovers while Euro touches two-week high amidst uncertain Brexit. Major Currencies benefitted from the Greenback slump. Oil prices jump underpinned by latest OPEC news.

The RBA meeting minutes pinned back the Aussie Dollar early on, in spite of U.S Dollar weakness. Focus remains on Brexit and “the deal.”

Dubiousness Arise Over May’s winning in the third Meaningful vote; USDJPY settles neutral; Commodity-linked-CAD surge later the day

It’s risk-on through the early part of the day, which sees the Dollar on the defensive once more, A light economic calendar put the FOMC in focus.

The FED, Brexit and Trade Talks will be the key drivers through the week. Expect some focus on the stats.

GBP remains silent ahead of the Third Meaningful Vote in the next week; Better than expected US Consumer Sentiment Index; AUD & NZD rebounds losses

Optimism on trade and the Brexit delay supported risk appetite early on. Economic data out of the U.S will need to be good to reverse early losses.

It’s a 3rd Brexit vote of the week and this could ultimately decide whether Britain leaves the EU with or without a deal.

Positive Durable Goods Order data merely supported the plunging USD Index; Yen to remain silent amid risk-sentiments; AUD drifts near two-month low

It’s all eyes on Parliament today. Could members of Parliament actually vote in favor of a no-deal Brexit?

It’s a positive start to the day for the Pound. Markets have a worst-case scenario being a delay, while a soft could be the outcome if Theresa May wins.

While Dollar strength kicked in this morning, today’s retail sales figures and sentiment towards Brexit and trade talks will be key.