
On Tuesday, gold managed to jump because the evergreen buck dipped after Donald Trump told he strongly dislikes the Fed’s intention to have rates increased…
On Tuesday, gold managed to jump because the evergreen buck dipped after Donald Trump told he strongly dislikes the Fed’s intention to have rates increased…
The Federal Reserve has already raised interest rates twice this year.
On Tuesday, the evergreen buck sank because Donald Trump expressed his strong disagreement with the Fed’s decision to have interest rates lifted…
On Monday, the British pound went down to its lowest value since early September in the face of strengthening worries as for Brexit right after Britain’s international trade secretary stressed that a no-deal Brexit was currently more probable…
On Thursday, the major US currency managed to leap versus its key rivals after the key US bank told that it’s on track for extra rate lifts in 2018, while the British pound dived ahead of the BoE’s policy announcement a bit later in the day…
On Thursday, gold headed south after the evergreen buck stabilized after the Fed completed its two-day policy gathering and came up with a positive assessment on the American economy…
On Wednesday, gold moderately declined ahead of the latest monetary policy update from the Fed that could potentially confirm a marathon of higher interest rates, which could back the evergreen buck and dull appetite for gold…
On Wednesday, the major US currency tacked on versus a group of its key counterpart ahead of the decision of the Fed’s latest policy gathering…
The Federal Reserve strongly influences the USD exchange rate.
On Tuesday, the Japanese yen managed to gain a bit versus its US rival ahead of the long-awaited policy decision from the BOJ…
On Monday, metal prices demonstrated mixed performance because gold stood still notwithstanding a sliding evergreen buck ahead of the Fed’s monetary policy decision to be uncovered later this week…
On Monday, the evergreen buck didn’t change versus a group of other crucial currencies due to the fact that market participants were cautious ahead of a number of major banks gatherings this week, which could potentially help to spot the near-term market…
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