Coronavirus panic propels USD/EUR to €0.92
The US dollar closed last week’s session on a high as ongoing concerns over the coronavirus’ impact on the global economy helped bolster demand for th
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The US dollar closed last week’s session on a high as ongoing concerns over the coronavirus’ impact on the global economy helped bolster demand for th
The euro dove again yesterday as EU members remain split over their fiscal response to the coronavirus crisis.
The US dollar pressed higher on Wednesday, rising on the back of fresh coronavirus uncertainty.
The euro softened on Tuesday amid fears that growing unrest in the south of the country could add to Italy’s coronavirus woes.
The pound struggled to find support on Monday as economists made some startling forecasts for UK economic growth in the second quarter.
The US dollar plummeted at the end of last week’s session as the USD sell-off continue to build steam.
Currency markets were in flux again on Wednesday as the global coronavirus pandemic stoked volatility.
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