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The US dollar collapsed on Thursday in response to a shockingly large rise in US jobless claims last week.
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The US dollar collapsed on Thursday in response to a shockingly large rise in US jobless claims last week.
While both the RBA and the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) launched quantitative easing programmes this was not enough to encourage a greater sen
After previously failing to impress markets, the ECB stepped up its response to the Covid-19 crisis, encouraging renewed demand for the single currenc
Market apathy over the extent of UK government action to combat the impact of Covid-19 saw the pound fall to an eleven-year low against the euro and a
A general sense of risk-aversion kept the US dollar on a generally stronger footing against its rivals, even as the Federal Reserve turned dovish.
The US dollar came under considerable pressure last week after the Federal Reserve shocked markets by slashing interest rates.
The Federal Reserve’s decision to cut interest rates in an emergency move left the US dollar on a generally weaker footing, having caught markets by s
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