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The pound sterling remained within recent trading ranges which included, at the high end, prices above the $1.38 level for the GBP/USD.
Nikkei 225 at Strong New High; U.S. Indices Trade Sideways at Tops; U.S. Dollar Continues to Weaken.
The GBP/USD pair broke above the key level of $1.38, a level not seen sine April 2018, with market optimism continuing to boost the currency.
Stock Rally Continues; Bitcoin Peaks Above $48k; U.S. Dollar Continues to Weaken.
The pound sterling struck a near 3-year peak versus the US dollar and was also moving toward an 8-month high versus the euro during London trade.
Stock Rally Continues; Bitcoin Above $47.5K on Tesla Buy; U.S. Dollar Weakens.
Bitcoin in USD terms leapt up by more than 11% in an hour to trade at an all-time high price above $43,000 shortly before the New York open. The jump coincided with the public revelation in an SEC filing that Tesla (TSLA: NASDAQ) has purchased $1.5 billion worth of Bitcoin.
The pound sterling moved lower against the US dollar after having experienced an upward trend on improved global risk appetite.
Stock Rally Continues; U.S. Jobs Disappoint; Dogecoin Close to 9 Cents Sunday; Cryptocurrencies Strong.
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Though struggling for traction currently, the US Dollar is still poised to record the highest weekly gain since November
This morning at 08:27 UTC, the wealthiest man on Earth tweeted the simple one-word message “Doge” – preceded by an image of a soaring space rocket.
The pound sterling struck a 2-week low against the greenback as Forex traders await the decision and subsequent statement on monetary policy changes from the Bank of England.
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Waiting for the upcoming monetary policy meeting of the Bank of England, Forex traders sent the pound sterling lower against its main rival, the US dollar.
Stock Markets Continue to Rise; NZD Rises as Unemployment Falls; Bezos Steps Down as Amazon CEO; New Coronavirus Cases Starting Decline.