Bullish: Currently we are at 1.2463 almost back in a channel in a range. We are looking to continue to the ATR target @ 1.2570 and then to the range t
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USD/JPY sliding as the US dollar and 10-year yields tail-off
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US Pres. Trump: Payroll tax cut must be on table in discussions over coronavirus relief
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The troy ounce of the precious metal dropped to a daily low of $1,690 in the early trading hours of the European session but didn't have a difficult t
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Fed's Bullard: Main disruption to economy will be in Q2 if situation is managed properly
The main disruption to the US economy will occur in the second quarter if the coronavirus situation is managed properly, St. Louis Federal Reserve Ban
GBP/USD downside risks prevail ahead of BoE this week
GBP/USD is currently trading around 1.2440 and flat on the day in a lacklustre Tuesday in markets as sights are set on bigger events lat this week. GB
Canada: : Goods trade may not have contributed much to growth in Q1 – NFB
Data released on Tuesday showed the Canadian trade deficit widened in March but less than expected. According to Jocelyn Paquet, an analyst at the Nat
Gold Price News and Forecast: XAU/USD trades just under flat as the market lies in a delicate balance
There has been lots of news today and a top German court kicked things off by suggesting the ECB did nothing illegal with its public sector purchasing