The US Dollar (USD) is flat for this trading session just minutes after the US opening bell. The Greenback was able to recover earlier losses with Durable Goods triggering some US Dollar strength. Meanwhile some easing unfolded on the
The US Dollar (USD) is closing this week’s performance at a loss. A correlation with the risk sentiment and the fact that equities had a very upbeat week makes it clear that the US Dollar does not thrive when there is a risk on tone present in markets.
The US Dollar (USD) is returning back to flat after a dropkick moment on Thursday after a string of events accelerated a downside move in the US Dollar Index (DXY) overnight. The first decline came on the back of the US Federal Reserve
The US Dollar (USD) is in the red and flirts again with a break below 104 in the US Dollar Index (DXY). Although the US Dollar was stronger earlier in the European trading session, pressure is on with the EU issuing a new bloc of sanctions that
The US Dollar (USD) is turning deep red in its first US opening bell of this week, with markets seeing European yields soaring against steady US rates. The uptick in European rates comes after an European Central Bank (ECB) report that sees wages