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EU recovery fund proposal reduces sovereign risks. Eyes on Bund-BTP spread for Euro signal.

The Chinese Parliament has just authorized a new security bill for Hong Kong, a move that is expected to draw a rapid response from the US. Will this temper stock market enthusiasm?

GBP/USD will likely be buffeted increasingly in coming days by renewed talks between the UK and the EU on their post-Brexit relationship.

The US Dollar may catch a haven bid if secondary Q1 GDP data and jobless claims statistics rattle markets and puts a premium on anti-risk assets.

The Pound Sterling is struggling for traction against its two main rivals, the greenback and Euro, and are trading close to recent lows on media reports that the Brexit negotiations have stalled.

Across the United States economies are slowly starting to reopen.

S&P 500 makes first daily close above 3000 and 200-day average since pandemic; Asian stocks trade mixed as Hong Kong hit; EU lays out €750 billion rescue plan

For the sixth consecutive day, the gold price is moving in a downward correction range.

The risk appetite, with the gradual opening of the British economy, are factors that contributed to the gains of the GBP/USD and reached the 1.2362 resistance and tried to break through during the session yesterday.

For the second day in a row, the EUR/USD continues the bullish correction with stronger gains that pushed it towards the 1.1030 resistance.