US dollar surges on renewed coronavirus panic
The US dollar pressed higher on Wednesday, rising on the back of fresh coronavirus uncertainty.
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The US dollar pressed higher on Wednesday, rising on the back of fresh coronavirus uncertainty.
The pound surged yesterday, finding support as the UK began imposing stricter lockdown measures.
We woke to fresh volatility this week as coronavirus fears and the Federal Reserve’s decision to slash interest rates for a second time in as many wee
The US dollar took a beating at the end of last week’s session, driven lower by expectations for additional rate cuts from the Federal Reserve.
The pound moved sharply lower yesterday as markets were spooked by the publication of the UK’s mandate for trade negotiations with the EU.
The US dollar touched a fresh 2020 high on Friday in the wake of an impressive US payroll report.
The pound ticked lower on Thursday, with GBP investors growing increasingly jittery over Brexit following Boris Johnson’s hard line stance in a speech
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