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The euro is set to end the week in the red as the three-week rally from 1.0770 has ben capped at 1.1400. The FX analysis team at Rabobank points out t

The USD/CHF pair is rising sharply on Friday, and it regained 0.9500. On Thursday, the pair bottomed at 0.9374, the lowest since mid-March. Since then

The gold weekly chart below shows a distinct lack of direction for this week. The market participants were looking toward the Fed in the middle of las

United States Baker Hughes US Oil Rig Count fell from previous 206 to 199

The New Zealand dollar’s recovery attempt seen during Friday’s Asian session has been short-lived. The pair has been rejected at 0.6475 before pulling

USD/CAD has pushed higher over the last few session and trades 1.28% higher on the week but on Friday the pair has met some resistance. The chart belo

<h3>USDCAD, H1</h3> <p>US import prices bounced 1.0% in May, with export prices edging up 0.5%. These follow respective declines of -2.6% and -3.3%. On a 12-month basis, import prices were down -6.0% y/y versus -6.8% y/y, and export prices were -6.0% y/y versus -6.8% y/y (was -7.0% y/y). As for imports, petroleum prices climbed 20

<h3>USDJPY, H1</h3> <p>The <strong>Dollar</strong> and <strong>Yen</strong> posted fresh highs against most other currencies, although managed to pare losses as the pre-London session in the Asia-Pacific region progressed, with US equity index futures managing about a 1% rebound after closing sharply lower

<p>First, a review of last week’s events: – EUR/USD . If someone thought that the United States won COVID-19, they were mistaken. The number of people infected with coronavirus is growing in 21 states, with new highs recorded in 14 of them. Anti-racist demonstrations in the country are likely to further aggravate the infection situation