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Australian Economy Rebounds In Early 2021
10:16am, Tuesday, 27'th Apr 2021
The Australian economy has rebounded in early 2021 from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic restrictive measures that hit domestic demand during 2020. Australian GDP growth in the fourth quarter of 20
Global Macro Indicators For April 2021: Spotlight On Interest Rates And US Dollar
04:43pm, Sunday, 28'th Mar 2021
The macro environment remains stable. The rising US Dollar is capping the rally in commodities.
Dollar Declines: What Awaits the Currency ETFs in 2021?
02:30pm, Friday, 04'th Dec 2020
This has been a rough year for the greenback with a good start but poor finish.
U.K. Presses Ahead, China Strikes Out At German Pork Producers, And Moody's Weighs On Turkey
07:45am, Monday, 14'th Sep 2020
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index rose for the third consecutive session. European bourses are little changed.
AUD/USD Could Find 0.80 As Fundamentals Appear Supportive
06:22pm, Sunday, 13'th Sep 2020
AUD/USD is now trading firmly above its highs in the first half of 2020. However, its recent ascent has certainly slowed.
Dollar's Bounce: Nearly Over?
12:09pm, Sunday, 13'th Sep 2020
Often, there seem to be one or two drivers of the foreign exchange market, but now there are several cross-currents.
September 2020: Forex Relative Valuation And Trading Opportunities
06:10am, Saturday, 12'th Sep 2020
The spread of coronavirus and the fear of the second round of lockdowns is the most important theme impacting global foreign exchange markets.
Still Reluctant To Take Euro Above $1.19 But Sterling Remains Unloved
07:29am, Friday, 11'th Sep 2020
Japan's August producer prices were 0.5% lower than a year ago, improving from -0.9% in July. Sterling is easily the worst-performing currency in the world this week, losing approximately 3.6% against
ECB And Beyond
07:24am, Thursday, 10'th Sep 2020
The Australian dollar is consolidating yesterday's recovery and is in about a quarter-cent range above $0.7260. The ECB dominates today's agenda.
