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In Asian trade on Friday, the US Dollar is being pushed higher along with other safe haven currencies amid growing speculation that a swift recovery is unlikely for the global economy.
The Pound Sterling could not maintain momentum after its' days long winning streak against its US rival and European counterpart.
Yesterday, the Federal Reserve announced its decision to leave interest rates unchanged, a move that was heavily expected by the markets.
Federal Reserve leaves rates and stimulus unchanged; Stocks fall & U.S. Dollar bid; Daily new coronavirus cases hit new all-time high.
Brexit uncertainty kept the Pound Sterling lower against its European counterpart even as a weaker US Dollar helped to push the Pound higher.
Oil futures advanced yesterday, despite the fears for oversupply that surged as of lately because of the Gulf states decision not to extend their voluntary supply cuts after June.
FOMC releasing rate decision, statement, and forecast later; NASDAQ hits all-time high; Japanese Yen continues to advance
The US Dollar regained higher ground against its peers during London trade on Tuesday as investors decided to do some profit taking.
The Business Cycle Dating Committee of the National Bureau of Economic Research recently claimed that the United States economy is currently amid an economic recession, given the unprecedented decline in production and unemployment.
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NASDAQ makes record new high as stock markets rise; Japanese Yen recovers strongly; Global daily coronavirus deaths highest yet
The Pound Sterling made some headway against its key rival, the US Dollar during London trade on Monday.
Asian stocks up as Nikkei rises by 1%; U.S. Dollar selling off; Global coronavirus deaths showing exponential increase again.
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On Thursday, the European Central Bank announced that it would be increasing its special program aimed at stimulating the EU economy which has struggled as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic.
Sterling was lower in London trading on concerns that a trade deal won't be reached before year's end.