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Australian shares fell on Monday to their lowest in over a week, as energy stocks dropped after a resurgence of COVID-19 cases across Europe stoked demand fears and hit risk appetite.
Asian Open Democrats Consider McConnel Offer to Avoid Debt Default
The Webjet Ltd (ASX: WEB) share price finished the day slightly higher following positive news from the New Zealand government. Here's what was announced.
The Canadian dollar remains a hot favourite currency, thanks to the BOC (Bank of Canada) being the most hawkish among G10 nations. ‘Long’ may it last?
Forex: Dollar down, antipodeans up AUD and NZD were hands down the strongest currencies, with both majors rising over 1%, whilst CHF and USD were the weakest. The New Zealand dollar dominated the leader board, taking top spot against JPY, CAD, USD, CHF, EUR and GBP. The US dollar index (DXY) fell to a one-month low and our initial target around the 91.30 lows remains intact. EUR/USD is just 20 pips below the 1.2000 barrier after closing to a one-month high. The Australian dollar was mostly higher against its peers (barring NZD) and is in a firm position ahead of today’s employment data.