EUR/GBP is heading to the recent high at 0.9056, the pair trades at 0.9009 as of writing, and beyond. The bullish sentiment is secured while EUR/GBP t
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France’s Montchalin: Not ruling out a no-deal on Brexit
When asked if she can exclude a "no-deal" on Brexit on Friday, French European Affairs Minister Amelie de Montchalin said, “I am not ruling out anythi
China reportedly plans to accelerate purchases of US farm goods – Bloomberg
Citing sources familiar with the matter, Bloomberg reports that China is planning to accelerate its purchases of US farm goods. more to come …
AUD/USD: Subdued Chinese demand for Australian resources distresses the aussie
The aussie has recovered after hitting a low of 0.5509 in March and is now trading at 0.6863. Joseph Trevisani, an analyst at FXStreet, believes the w
USD/JPY: A move to the 106.00 level remains on the cards – UOB
If USD/JPY manages to clear the 106.70 level, then the focus of attention should shift to the 106.00 zone, noted FX Strategists at UOB Group. Key Quot
Bank Indonesia sees June inflation at 1.79%, lowest in 2 decades
According to a statement released by the Indonesian central bank, Bank Indonesia, on Friday, the country’s headline annual inflation may ease further
Natural Gas Futures: Extra gains appear limited
In light of advanced data from CME Group for Natural Gas futures markets, open interest shrunk by around 16.3K contracts on Thursday, following three
Gold Price Analysis: Dual support opens door to $1,743 on “quadruple witching” Friday– Confluence Detector
Gold has been trading in a narrow range but could ready to break to higher ground as it has strong support. Volatility is set to increase on as option
GBP/USD clings to modest recovery gains, just below mid-1.2400s post-UK data
The GBP/USD pair held on to its modest recovery gains, jut below mid-1.2400s and had a rather muted reaction to the latest UK macro data. The pair man
United Kingdom Public Sector Net Borrowing came in at £54.499B, above forecasts (£47.3B) in May
United Kingdom Public Sector Net Borrowing came in at £54.499B, above forecasts (£47.3B) in May