EUR/USD Drops Below 1 0900, Attention Turns to U S Inflation Data
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EUR/USD Technical Update: Key Levels to Watch for Bullish Continuation
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to 21%, so the whole tax structure is rising, the oil companies can t depreciate an expense any plans and equipment, that is a killer for them, so they are not drilling. and you know it, if they were up to 12 million barrels a day, 12.5 million barrels a day, gasoline would be a dollar lower. sandra: so the answer is joe biden s policy. jen psaki was speaking from the briefing room, and was asked about the higher gas prices and her explanation seem to be that the american people just don t get it, they just don t understand sometimes why gas prices go up, listen. i think that there sometimes is a misunderstanding of what causes gas prices to increase, and so to convey to the american people that we are working on it and certainly the supply availability of oil has a huge impact, i would also say that ensuring americans don t bear a burden at the pump continues to
Wednesday, 27 Jan 2021 07:39 AM MYT
The US Dollar Currency Index was 0.22 per cent lower at 90.143. AFP pic
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NEW YORK, Jan 27 ― The US dollar edged lower across the board as traders showed a preference for riskier currencies yesterday, a day after worries over vaccine rollouts and the outlook for US fiscal stimulus boosted demand for safe havens.
Mounting coronavirus cases and caution ahead of the conclusion of the US Federal Reserve s policy meeting today have dulled appetite for risk, lending support to the dollar against a basket of currencies in recent sessions. But investors were once again nibbling at riskier currencies yesterday.