The AUD/USD pair edged lower through the Asian session on Thursday and extended the previous session's late pullback from YTD tops. The pair on Wednes
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BOJ’s Kuroda: Ready to take all necessary steps to combat coronavirus fallout without hesitation
Bank of Japan is ready to take all necessary steps to combat pandemic fallout without hesitation, said Governor H. Kuroda in his scheduled speech on T
EUR/GBP reasserts the bull move, to retest 0.9056/86 – Commerzbank
The EUR/GBP chart shows the 0.8863 uptrend holding. Karen Jones, Team Head FICC Technical Analysis Research at Commerzbank, maintains a bullish bias a
Natural Gas Price: Extra rangebound seems likely
CME Group’s flash data for Natural Gas futures markets noted open interest decreased for yet another session on Wednesday, now by nearly 17.5K contrac
Gold appetite to improve as Fed signals low interest rates – ANZ
Gold rallied strongly after the Fed noted that low-interest rates were here to stay and is currently trading at $1732.60. Silver also benefitted, soar
French FinMin Le Maire: The economy must go back to normal this summer
The economy must go back to normal this summer, said French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire in a statement on Thursday. Additional comments “The econo
NZD/USD faces shrinking odds for extra upside – UOB
Prospects of further strength in NZD/USD appears to be losing some momentum, suggested FX Strategists at UOB Group. Key Quotes 24-hour view: “We expec
Australia’s Treasurer Frydenberg calls for reopening of domestic borders
Australia’s Treasurer Josh Frydenberg came out on the wires earlier this Thursday, via Xinhua news agency, responding to the latest Organization for E
Fed: Full support to the economy to boost stocks, a USD downer
The Fed remains fully supportive of the economy and should boost stocks while dollar printing will likely keep the dollar down, Yohay Elam, an analyst
FOMC: Lower-for-longer stance unchanged
<p>The FOMC “<em>is not even thinking about thinking about raising rates</em>,” said Fed Chair Powell in his press conference yesterday.</p> <p>As universally expected, the Fed left the funds rate band unchanged at 0% to 0.25%. But while the policy statement was nearly word for word from April’s, ther