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The spread of coronavirus and the fear of the second round of lockdowns is the most important theme impacting global foreign exchange markets.

The EUR/USD breached the 1.20 mark earlier this month. While the currency will likely meet resistance from here, further growth is still possible.

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

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.

Equities continued to slump in the Asia-Pacific region, with many large markets off more than 1%, led by Australia's more than 2% decline.

In the past few months, the US dollar has been constantly weakening, especially against the G10 currencies.

The MSCI Asia Pacific Index snapped a three-day slide today with most markets moving higher, led by a 1% gain in Australia.

In China, exports were stronger than expected, rising 9.5% from a year ago, while imports were weaker than anticipated, dropping 2.1%.

The pressure is on the ECB to follow the Fed’s monetary policy framework change example. The various heterogeneous national fiscal responses to the COVID-19 pandemic threaten to deliver Eurozone fra

EUR/CHF has been rising since July, as sentiment has generally improved. CHF strength remains high in spite of recent relative weakness, indicating the potential for sustained weakness.

The Federal Reserve's adoption of an average inflation target pushed on a door in the foreign exchange market that was already open.

We construct an FX Strength Aversion Index to rank which G10 countries cannot tolerate the macro costs of a strong currency right now.

Don't take the recent euro strength at face value, it's simply the result of US rates finally plunging to zero.

The US employment report is front and center. The euro recovered smartly yesterday, making new highs late in the North American session, even as equities were hammered.

The US dollar is continuing to recover after hitting new lows earlier in the week. It's lower against all the major currencies and most of the emerging markets.