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The EURUSD pair has been trading sideways since the 16th of April. Due to the situation with oil, the future direction is unclear. S&P 500 futures are trading up. Oil prices are correcting following t

EUR/USD price have stalled and we need to wait until it breaks out from the range.

Dow futures are down -500 points this morning and the sell-off is accompanied by fresh gains for the US dollar.

Is the recovery over? EUR/USD kicked off the post-Easter week with optimism about flatter coronavirus curves, but that gave way to losses as the economic damage became prominent.

A period of wild volatility in the dollar index. Governments manage currency markets. The black swan is the most compelling reason for management. The index is

The greenback shows mixed results against major competitors. Financial markets participants expect additional drivers. At the moment, EUR/USD quotes are in a sideways trend.

The dollar is trading at three-day lows against the Japanese yen near JPY107.25. The claimant count in the U.K. in March edged up to 3.5% from a revised 3.4% in

EUR/USD Daily Outlook on H4 and H4 time frame suggest that bears are in the control for now.

USD: The downtrend is slow progress. A lower USD/JPY remains one of our preferred routes given the uncertain outlook for activity and Japan’s strong current acc

It seems that the sharp increase of the Fed’s balance sheet has been enough so far to prevent equities from falling further. The S&P 500 recently pulled back to

The Nikkei fell by over 1%, and Australia's benchmark was off early 2.5%. Europe's bourses are mixed, leaving the Dow Jones Stoxx 600 treading water. The S&P 50

New Covid-19 cases and mortality rates are slowing and the focus is switching to the speed at which lockdowns can be eased. This is good for market sentiment but we're not out of the woods yet.

Crazy, dangerous things have taken root in policy circles. Traditional norms are being tossed out. Deficits don’t matter; the size of central bank balance sheets doesn’t matter; what central banks

The Covid-19 outbreak continues to create havoc with the global economy, as lockdowns across the world has resulted have paralyzed the major economies. We’ll get a look at inflation and employment r

​If in the medium-term market expectations look gloomy, short term the plans to resuscitate the U.S. economy announced by President Trump have had a positive impact. The decline in the rate of coron