US Dollar sees mild gains after mixed S&P PMIs and strong Jobless Claims
The US Dollar Index (DXY) saw a slight upswing to 104.10 in Thursday’s session following the release of mixed economic activity data and positive labor market figures.
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The US Dollar Index (DXY) saw a slight upswing to 104.10 in Thursday’s session following the release of mixed economic activity data and positive labor market figures.
Gold price prints modest losses on Thursday after economic data from the United States portrays the US economy as solid based on strong employment figures.
The Australian Dollar (AUD) seems to extend its winning streak for the sixth consecutive session on Monday.
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
USD/CAD briefly tested a fresh high for the week, but the pair continues to churn in near-term consolidation levels as markets buckle down for the latest meeting Minutes from the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC).