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Will GBP/USD Push to 1.64?
Nothing seems to be going the dollar’s way. The deficit continues to balloon, evidence of a robust economic recovery is taking too long to materialize, the global interest rate outlook is quickly outpacing the Fed and risk appetite trends remain … Continue reading
Posted in Banking, Foreign Exchange, International Payments, Money Transfers
Tagged Consumer Confidence, currency broker, Danske Bank, Euro Currency, Exchange Rates, FOMC, FOREX Blog, FX Market, GBP, International Payments, Oil prices, the Fed, University of Michigan consumer confidence, us retail sales, usd
Another gain for US Retail Sales? More Global Risk Appetite will resist a USD Rally
The US Dollar recovered sharply against all G10 counterparts through the past week of trading, setting the stage for a broader Greenback recovery after registering bearish sentiment extremes following months of declines. A flight to safety was ostensibly the reason … Continue reading
US Economic Data-heavy Week, A late-Week US Dollar Recovery Rests on Strong NFP Jobs Figures
The US Dollar saw a potentially important turnaround through late-week trade, setting the stage for continued strength in a pivotal week for fundamentals and perhaps broader market sentiment. US Nonfarm Payrolls data will dominate foreseeable event risk in the week … Continue reading
Posted in Banking, Foreign Exchange, International Payments, Money Transfers
Tagged currency broker, Danske Bank, Euro Currency, Exchange Rates, FOMC, FOREX Blog, FX Market, GBP, greenback, housing data, inflation, initial jobless claims, interest rate decision, International Payments, ISM Manufacturing, nonfarm payrolls, President Obama, q4 gdp, US Federal Open Market Committee, usd
