Last week, global financial markets were rather pessimistic as many riskier assets depreciated. Economic data indicated further slowdown and stagnation in the industrial sector, and no positive news of the international trade war or Brexit appeared on the political scen
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Last week, investors focused their attention on central banks around the world. Banks in the U.S., Japan, Britain and Switzerland gathered to decide on further monetary policy and interest rates. All decisions were in-line with investor expectations and market volatilit
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The foreign exchange market was in consolidation sentiment last week and the rates of most important currency pairs have changed only slightly. Investors waited for the meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve, and its members' decision on interest rates and the country's mo
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Last week, investors were rather optimistic in the markets, and safer assets, including the U.S. dollar, depreciated. Greater risk appetite was fuelled by news from the political arena, where the British Parliament managed to prevent an exit from the European Union with
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Last week sentiment on financial markets was mixed. There was no major news in the political arena, but tensions and uncertainties prevailed, encouraging investors to be cautious and to choose safe currencies, therefore U.S. dollar appreciated to 2-year highs.
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