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Pound Sterling awaits UK Employment, inflation data for fresh guidance - Vimarsana News

Pound Sterling awaits UK Employment, inflation data for fresh guidance

The Pound Sterling (GBP) is back in its old range after a mild correction during Friday’s European session.

US Dollar rises on safety bid  after ceasefire hopes scupper - Vimarsana News

US Dollar rises on safety bid  after ceasefire hopes scupper

The US Dollar (USD) is holding on to gains in the US trading session. Initially hopes of a ceasefire breakthrough between Israel and Hamas made the safety-linked US Dollar retreat a touch. After Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu came

Canadian Dollar holds steady on Thursday, recovers against Greenback - Vimarsana News

Canadian Dollar holds steady on Thursday, recovers against Greenback

The Canadian Dollar (CAD) has stepped broadly higher against the majority of its major currency peers on Thursday, though the CAD is battling a recovering US Dollar (USD) as the two currencies are on pace to settle the day as the top performers.

EUR/USD churns sideways on Tuesday's upbeat European data - Vimarsana News

EUR/USD churns sideways on Tuesday's upbeat European data

EUR/USD cycled Tuesday’s opening bids in a tight pattern as investors await further indications of when central banks will begin making rate cuts with broader markets hinging their focus on interest rate activity.

Fed's Harker: Soft landing in sight for US economy - Vimarsana News

Fed's Harker: Soft landing in sight for US economy

The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia President, Patrick Harker said on Tuesday that the central bank made the right choice last week to maintain interest rates steady amid an outlook that likely heralds more inflation declines, per Reuters.