
Being on an upswing since the beginning of 2017, Asian currencies won’t probably trade higher than they’re currently in a year…
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Being on an upswing since the beginning of 2017, Asian currencies won’t probably trade higher than they’re currently in a year…
On Friday, the evergreen buck held revenues in Asia notwithstanding wages data in Japan turned to be firmer than anticipated…
On Thursday, the evergreen buck tacked on versus a basket of its rivals after data shed more upbeat light on the American economy, but diving Treasury yields tempered the greenback's revenue…
On Thursday, the Australian dollar went down on worse than anticipated retail sales notwithstanding a better-than-expected trade surplus with Fed Chair Janet Yellen standing out from remarks on monetary policy at a community banking conference, St…
On Wednesday, the British pound rallied to the day’s maximums following data, which showed that surge in the UK service sector picked up in September…
On Wednesday, the evergreen buck went down versus a basket of crucial counterparts because financial markets weighed rumors over who is going to be the next Fed Chair…
On Wednesday, the Australian and New Zealand dollars rallied versus their American rival, reviving from recent losses because demand for the US currency declined amid speculation the next Fed Chair could be less hawkish than anticipated…
On Tuesday, the British pound sank to the day’s minimum versus the common currency after data unveiling that activity in the British construction sector tumbled for the first time for 13 months in September drove concerns that the UK economy’s losing…
On Tuesday, the Australian dollar held weaker after the country’s major financial institution didn’t change its interest rate…
On Tuesday, the evergreen buck reached a 1-1/2-month maximum because Treasury yields grew after a strong reading for American manufacturing activity hardened expectations for US interest rates to go up by the year-end…
On Monday, the Australian and New Zealand dollars headed south versus their American rival because hopes for a rate lift as well as tax reform in America before the end of 2017 kept backing demand for the US dollar…
On Monday, the evergreen buck started the month on a high note, backed by higher American yields, while the common currency was pressured because market participants closely watched the aftermath of a recent independence vote in Catalonia, Spain…
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