Last week, the global reserve currency continued to appreciate rapidly and reached its highest level since January 2017. The market was worried about the rapid spread of the corona virus in Europe and the U.S., prompting investors to channel capital into safe currencies

In the currency markets, pressure on the U.S. dollar persisted last week. Investors have been actively selling the world's reserve currency, which has depreciated to its lowest level since June 2019, in anticipation of further easing of monetary policy by m

Last week, financial markets saw significant changes in investor sentiment. With the rise of coronavirus cases outside of China and the emergence of the first infected patients in the U.S., many market participants began to take a different view of this

Positive sentiment against the U.S. dollar continued to dominate the currency market last week as investors bought the world's reserve currency as a secure alternative due to China's raging coronavirus, which threatens to slow down global economic growth significantly.

Last week, the coronavirus and news from China, where the vast majority of infected patients are present, remained in the spotlight of investors. Authorities in this country have increased the scale of quarantine that now covers 3 provinces and has about 400 million inh