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Yuan

Yuan declined as Trump threatened with retribution for virus

The Chinese Yuan plummeted down to a one-month low against the U.S. dollar on Friday. The currency dropped down by 0.7% to 7.1350 versus the greenback in the offshore market, reaching its lowest point since April 2nd. U.S. President, Donald Trump’s, accusation to China about mishandling the outbreak of the novel coronavirus caused the Yuan’s …

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The Euro In Relief From Macron's Election Victory In France

Dollar and Euro declined. What about riskier currencies?

The dollar fell on Thursday after the Fed announced that more monetary easing is possible. Investors fear that a fast economic recovery from the crisis won’t be the case. Still, the pandemic is receding in other countries and demand weakened for safe-haven currencies, the dollar among them. The U.S. currency was little changed at 0.9744 …

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Aussie rose against the greenback. What about the Euro?

Aussie rose against the greenback. What about the Euro?

The Australian dollar soared against the U.S. dollar on Wednesday, rising by 0.4% at $0.65200. It seems oil-linked currencies are gaining once more. JFD Group’s senior market analyst, Charalambos Pissouros, noted that the weakening of the greenback, as well as the strengthening of the commodity-linked currencies, suggests that risk appetite may have stayed supported for …

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U.S. dollar fell sharply; How about oil-linked currencies?

U.S. dollar fell sharply; How about oil-linked currencies?

The dollar dropped by 0.2% to 99.73 against the basket of currencies on Wednesday. It almost reached two-week lows against its rivals while the high-yielding currencies soared as the governments are partially lifting coronavirus lockdowns. Currency markets have been in wait-and-watch mode lately as traders lookout for the results of a U.S. Federal Reserve meeting …

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Currencies Severely Impacted By The Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Swedish crown climbed up against U.S. Dollar and Euro

The Swedish crown soared against the U.S. dollar and euro on Tuesday. The currency rose by 1.2% versus the greenback to 9.911, reaching a two-week high. And it climbed up by 0.6% against the euro to 10.7905, its highest point since mid-March. The central bank held interest rates steady. This, combined with stimulus measures issued …

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Yen

Pound soared against U.S. Dollar and Euro. What about Yen?

The major currencies fluctuated on Monday. The sterling traded at 87.20 pence against the euro. It jumped against the dollar and the euro due to the reports that Britain may ease its lockdown this week. Moreover, Prime Minister Boris Johnson is also returning to work after recovering from the COVID-19 infection. Meanwhile, an EU meeting …

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Japanese Yen jumped as the BOJ decided to boost stimulus

The yen soared on Monday after the Bank of Japan boosted stimulus to help companies hit by the pandemic. The traders expected the BOJ’s decision to increase corporate debt buying and remove limits on its government bond purchases. Other major central banks have also released unprecedented amounts of monetary support to fight the crisis. The …

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Dollar Lowers; Hopes on Fed to Act in December

U.S. dollar declined along with several Asian currencies

The dollar hit a four-day high last week. It has seen its biggest weekly rise since early April. The historic collapse in oil prices partly caused such success, but the dollar’s safe-haven appeal receded as oil prices stabilized. It ended the rally on Friday. However, concerns about the Euro kept the currency afloat. Meanwhile, several …

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Italian Rates Near Zero, The Euro Falls From Three-Week High

Euro fluctuated on Friday as EU meeting disappointed traders

The Euro fluctuated on Friday. It fell by 0.4% against the U.S. dollar to a one-month low at $1.07275. Furthermore, the currency dropped to a three-year low against the Japanese yen at 115.55 yen. While the Euro recovered shortly and edged into positive territory in late trading, traders remain cautious. The Euro’s struggles are mostly …

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U.S. Dollar declined on Thursday. What about Aussie and Yen?

U.S. Dollar declined on Thursday. What about Aussie and Yen?

The dollar declined against the oil-linked currencies on Thursday as the crude oil prices rebounded after the collapse. The U.S. currency fell by 0.7% to 10.6894 against the Norwegian crown. And the greenback lowered by 0.8% to 75.38 versus Russian rubles on Thursday. Furthermore, the dollar dropped down against the Canadian dollar to C$1.4134, following …

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Euro was steady against Dollar and Pound. How about the Yen?

Euro was steady against Dollar and Pound. How about the Yen?

The euro was steady against the greenback and the pound on Thursday. It traded at $1.0828 versus the dollar and at 87.62 pence against the pound. Meanwhile, traders are watching closely for a meeting of European Union officials later on Thursday. They plan to discuss the bloc’s response to the economic turmoil caused by the …

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Oil-linked currencies rose slightly. What about U.S. dollar?

Oil-linked currencies rose slightly. What about U.S. dollar?

Oil-linked currencies edged up slightly on Wednesday after they collapsed on Tuesday’s session. The Canadian dollar rose by 0.5% against the dollar yesterday. The Australian dollar gained more, rising by 0.8% after a record surge in retail sales last month. The recovery in U.S. crude CLc1 moved it out of the negative territory, but it’s …

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