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With the S&P 500 seemingly stalling at a 62% technical retracement of the Feb-Mar sell-off and the market conservatively only looking for a 20% fall in S&P 500 earnings this year, it looks as though i

EUR/USD Daily Outlook. Technical analysis tells us that the price is moving up to the previous resistance level.

A review of the day's trading in various SPDR-ETF markets.

Canadian Dollar outlook remains mired by crude oil prices and coronavirus recession risk.

The ECB meets on the heels of the poor data. They are unlikely to have surprised officials. The question is, what else can the ECB do?

There is an ambiguous technical pattern on the EUR/USD currency pair. At the moment, the key support and resistance levels are 1.0845 and 1.0890, respectively.

"Taking a very broad-brush approach to today's ECB rate decision leaves us with two plausible scenarios," BMO FX analyst Stephen Gallo writes. "In Scenario 1 the ECB is very aggressive wi

The FTSE is pointing to a strong start on the open as sentiment remains upbeat on signs of progress in treating coronavirus and as oil continues its advance.

EUR/USD Daily Outlook. The currency pair is currently in a range without a clear signal where it will make next move. Being patient is crucial in these times.

The prospect of a treatment for coronavirus along with talk of more stimulus by the Federal Reserve sent equities and currencies sharply higher.

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The destiny of the world is now in the hands of 6 central banks, Fed, ECB, BoE (England), PBOC (China), BoJ (Japan), SNB (Swiss).

The euro currency is posting modest gains, albeit price action remains firmly entrenched within the corridor of 1.0905 and 1.078 price levels.

The dollar is lower across the board as dealers attribute the selling to month-end pressures ahead of the FOMC today and ECB tomorrow and long-holiday weekend for many.

Since the beginning of this week, trades on the EUR/USD currency pair are active enough. At the same time, there is no defined trend.