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On Monday, the Australian dollar sank further in Asia, with China posting faster than expected producer price revenues, and also demonstrating that inflation pressures are building in the Chinese economy which is a number one export destination for…
The US currency slumped because US Treasury yields kept to recent minimums, waiting for American inflation data for a potential spur following this week's dip from 10-week maximums…
On Thursday, the common currency ascended to a two-week maximum after a bunch of strong reports that underpinned a growing view that the ECB will roll out a plan to wind down its enormous stimulus plan at a policy gathering later this month…
China has already rolled out a payment versus payment (PVP) system for Russian ruble and Chinese yuan transactions for the purpose of reducing risks and improving the overall efficiency of its foreign exchange transactions…
On Thursday, the US currency went down in Asia because minutes from the major US bank showed some uncertainty as for a December rate lift among some FOMC officials, although the overall view appeared to be still intact for the hike…
On Wednesday, the common currency soared to a two-week maximum versus a broadly weaker greenback on relief that Catalonia just formally declared its independence from Spain without making further steps…
On Wednesday, the Australian and New Zealand dollars ascended versus their US rival because doubts over a potential American tax overhaul before the end of 2017 put pressure on the US currency…
On Wednesday, rumors that President Donald Trump's tax overhaul initiative would stall kept the greenback below a recent 10-week maximum versus key currencies, and the common currency stuck to a 12-day maximum because political tensions over Catalonia…
On Tuesday, the common currency demonstrated a one-week maximum because market participants added trading positions on a hawkish overnight statement by a policymaker, which reaffirmed bets the euro zone economy's outlook is still firm enough…
On Tuesday, the Australian dollar was boosted by closely-watched business polls, while the Japanese yen held revenues after better-than-expected current account data…
On Monday, the Australian dollar was a bit changed versus its American rival, while the New Zealand dollar went down because expectations for American rate lift in December kept backing the US dollar, though renewed geopolitical tensions put pressure…
On Monday, the evergreen buck stood still versus the Japanese yen, having rebounded from 12-week maximums reached the previous week…
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