Weekly Roundup: Pound buoyed by dip-buying but remains ...
The pound strengthened early last week, boosted by some dip-buying and relief that Vladimir Putin did not use his Victory Day speech to escalate his i
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The pound strengthened early last week, boosted by some dip-buying and relief that Vladimir Putin did not use his Victory Day speech to escalate his i
The US dollar trended in a wide range yesterday as fluctuating market risk appetite led to erratic trade in the safe-haven currency.
Trade in the pound was mixed on Monday as a result of bearish trading conditions and revived Brexit uncertainty.
The pound suffered its worst week of trade since the start of the Covid pandemic last week.
The pound tumbled on Thursday, with a sharp selloff being triggered by the Bank of England’s (BoE) latest economic forecasts.
The US dollar trended lower on Monday, undermined by a risk-on mood ahead of the Federal Reserve’s latest interest rate decision.
The Australian dollar opened last week on the back foot, with investors shunning the risk-sensitive currency amid fears a spike in Covid cases in Beij
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