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This morning we will get the National Accounts for Q4 2023 in Denmark.

EUR/USD failed to gather directional momentum and closed the first day of the week virtually unchanged as trading conditions remained thin due to the US Presidents' Day holiday.

Here is what you need to know on Tuesday, February 20: Financial markets remain relatively quiet following Monday's subdued action.

In this article, we will take a look at the 15 weakest currencies in the world in 2024. If you would like to skip our discussion on the foreign exchange market, you can go to the 5 Weakest Currencies in The World in 2024. The global foreign exchange market is estimated to be valued at $752.7 billion […]

In Tuesday's session, the NZD/USD was viewed at 0.6168, marking a modest gain of 0.28% mainly driven by a weak US Dollar.

The US Dollar (USD), as measured by the DXY index, is trading modestly lower at 104.05 with no relevant highlights seen during the European and American sessions.

Today at noon CET Serbia will publish inflation rate in January.

After closing the previous week marginally lower, EUR/USD gained traction early Monday and advanced toward 1.0800.

- Quiet session for news as US Presidents Day holiday hinders global trading volume across most assets.

Asia market update: CN equities up on first day back amid holiday spending burst.