Last week, the global reserve currency finally gained buyer support and recorded a rise to 2-month highs. Investor demand for risky assets declined at the end of the week as stock indices and the bond market adjusted, contributing to positive U.S. dollar sentiment.
It’s a big week ahead for traders and investors and economic data, company reports and politics all take centre stage. The 59th Presidential Inauguration is set to take place on Wednesday 20 January. However, investors will be on edge following the attack on Cap
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The global reserve currency began depreciating last week to its lowest point since March 2018, as financial markets were optimistic and investors had high-risk sentiment, prompting market participants to sell the safe currency - U.S. dollar. Nevertheless, on Wednesday
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It’s setting up to be another interesting week for financial markets as the US dollar brushed off the worst jobs report since April 2020 last week. Market participants were shocked when 150,000 jobs were lost in the economy during December against an expected 50
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Last week, sellers put pressure on the U.S. dollar and the global reserve currency fell to new lows in 2020.
Due to the holiday period and short work week, economic data in the U.S. was very limited. The most important were pending home sales, the volumes of which in
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