Last week, the sentiment in currency markets has changed again. During the week, the U.S. dollar has regained part of its lost positions and appreciated, while uncertainty regarding future economic prospects dominated the market. Although the economic data indicates gro

Last week Europe and the US's major stock indices continued to adjust as investors worried about deteriorating economic data and escalating conflict in international trade. Both the US and China have maintained sharp positions and have not shown any signs of being wi

Last week was difficult for investors in the currency market. During the first half of the week, the U.S. dollar consistently appreciated to a 2-year high, while there was an active debate about the threat of escalating trade war between the U.S. and China, which prompt

Last week, we could feel significant uncertainty in the market. The main reason for this came from significantly increased tensions in the U.S.' and China's negotiations on international trade. More than week ago, the U.S. increased import tariffs for goods from China,

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Last week, tensions dominated the stock market in response to U.S. president Donald Trump suggesting that negotiations with China, regarding international trade questions, were not going as smoothly as previously reported. After the last meeting between the U.S.' and