The US Dollar remains glued to the Dow Jones and S&P 500. All eyes turn to local retail sales, Fed Chair Jerome Powell, creeping virus cases and the central bank’s balance sheet.
Blogs
Weekly Australian Dollar Forecast: Continuing to Track Broad Risk Appetite
The Australian. Dollar has been one of the best performing currencies since the end of March, when risk aversion bottomed out, so to speak.
USD/MXN Outlook: Risk-On Recovers Swiftly but Road Ahead is Bumpy
Thursday’s selloff mania has caused a dent in the Peso’s post-covid recovery but buyer support is still abundant
Euro Forecast: Outlook for EUR/USD Still Positive, Focus on Recovery Fund
The key event for Euro traders to watch out for in the coming week is Friday’s European Council video conference, called to discuss an EU recovery fund and the EU budget.
Gold Prices May Fall as Virus Cases Rise With Risks of Staggered Reopening
Gold prices may turn lower if sentiment sours and US equity markets plunge amid growing concerns of rising Covid-19 cases and the prospect of a delayed reopening of the economy.
Growing Brexit Worries Send Pound Lower – 15 June 2020
The Pound Sterling edged lower against both the US Dollar and Euro during London trade on Monday as concerns of a second Covid-19 wave weighed on risk sentiment.
China Delivers Weak Output Data – 15 June 2020
China's factory output increased in May, for the second month in a row, showing the improving situation of the Chinese economy, though not complying with the analysts' expectations.
Forex Today: Stocks Falling on Coronavirus Second Wave Fears – 15 June 2020
New wave of cases and hospitalizations sweeps parts of U.S.; Stocks fall & U.S. Dollar bid; Daily new coronavirus cases hit new all-time high Friday.
GBP/USD Technical Analysis: A New Threat to the Bullish Momentum – 15 June 2020
In the last two trading sessions of the GBP/USD pair during last week's trading, the pair lost a lot of its gains, as the pair retreated to the 1.2473 support.
USD/JPY Technical Analysis: Bearish Stability Awaiting Developments – 15 June 2020
After four straight bearish sessions for the USD/JPY last week, the pair collapsed to the 106.56 support, the lowest level for a month.