Month: October 2021

Not a whole lot going on in the major currencies space Besides the action in the bond market and the yen (↑), there isn’t much else happening as equities are also keeping more muted on the session thus far.Invest in yourself. See our forex education hub. The dollar is holding mild gains against the likes
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Here is what you need to know on Friday, October 8: The risk-positive market atmosphere allowed commodity-linked currencies to gather strength on Thursday and made it difficult for the dollar to gain traction. Nevertheless, rising US Treasury bond yields helped the greenback outperform the JPY and the CHF, limiting the US Dollar Index’s downside. The benchmark
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Overall markets continue to be rather mixed for now. Commodity currencies rally in Asian session, as led by Aussie, following rebound in the stock markets. On the other hand, Dollar is turning softer again, together with Yen. Euro’s weakness is the more persistent development this week, in particular against other European majors. Trading today might
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Tether (USDT), the largest stablecoin issuer by market capitalization, has refuted the details of a Bloomberg story on its reserves holdings. In a Thursday report, Bloomberg journalist Zeke Faux made numerous claims against Tether, including that its chief financial officer Giancarlo Devasini has used the company’s reserves to make investments, that seem to contradict Tether’s
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Australian dollar appreciates to re-test recent highs at 0.7315/20 area. The US dollar loses ground with all eyes on US labor data. AUD/USD remains biased lower while below 0.7370. The Australian dollar is outperforming the rest of the major currencies on Thursday, appreciating beyond 0.6% against a somewhat weaker US dollar. The Aussie has extended
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