Weekly roundup: US dollar stumbles following Powell’s ...
The US dollar faced a sustained sell-off through last week’s session, as a reversal in market sentiment sapped demand for the safe-haven currency.
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The US dollar faced a sustained sell-off through last week’s session, as a reversal in market sentiment sapped demand for the safe-haven currency.
The euro got off to a shaky start last week, as the Eurozone’s latest PMI figures printed slightly below expectations.
The pound initially opened last week’s session on strong footing, with the currency bouncing back from the previous session’s lows, courtesy of an imp
The US dollar rallied on Thursday, being underpinned by some hawkish comments from a Federal Reserve policy maker.
Fears over the UK’s supply chain, resulted in the pound being stuck in a narrow range on Wednesday.
The pound was mostly rangebound on Tuesday, amidst concerns over the continue rise in new coronavirus cases in the UK.
The pound initially opened last week’s session on stable footing as GBP investors welcomed Scotland’s lifting of its remaining coronavirus restriction
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