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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Financial markets have been relatively calm last week and volatility has been low most of the time. Only on Friday afternoon did volatility increase a bit, when Jerome Powell, the head of the U.S. Federal Reserve, gave a speech on the country's economic situation and mo
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Last week sentiment in the financial markets remained negative, which encouraged investors to choose safer currencies and the U.S. dollar has appreciated. Economic data from all main economies showed a slowdown of growth, and in Germany, a contraction of the economy was
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Last week, financial markets were faced new tension – economic data deteriorated further and did not provide an opportunity for investors to relax, while tensions between the U.S. and China continued in the political arena. U.S. President Donald Trump has maintained an
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