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Chart of the day: USDCNH 09.10.2020

The Chinese currency was the biggest beneficiary of the rising hopes of a Biden win. The yuan posted its biggest daily rise in more than four years, thoug…

UK economy grows below expectations

Britain’s economy grew slower than expected in August, setting back its recovery from the coronavirus lockdown. Most of the growth was down to a one…

Markets boosted by possible US airlines relief package

Futures rose in Hong Kong and Australia, following the S&P 500’s 1.7% overnight advance after US House speaker Nancy Pelosi boosted the markets…

Chart of the day: AUDNZD

The New Zealand dollar was the biggest loser among G10 currencies, dropping as much as half a percent after central bank officials again hinted that negat…

Fed Chair calls for fiscal assistance

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell warned yesterday that the US economy could slip into a downward spiral if the coronavirus is not effectively controlle…

Chart of the day: USDJPY 07.10.2020

Currencies had only just regained a sense of calm after Trump returned to the White House from hospital, where he received treatment for the coronavirus w…

US lawmakers renew efforts for a stimulus package deal

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin spoke by phone for about an hour on coronavirus economic relief. The renewed effort in…

Indices gain following reports of Donald Trump’s improving health

Indices were gaining this morning following White House reports of Donald Trump’s improving health. London’sUK100 indexrose also helped by a r…

Chart of the day: AUDUSD 05.10.2020

The Australian dollar rose 0.26% to $0.7176 after the Australian government announced additional wage subsidies to help the labour market. The S&P/ASX…

Markets tumble as US president tests positive for Covid-19

US and European indices fell sharply after US president Trump said he had tested positive for Covid, with Asian stocks also down and the US dollar climbin…

Chart of the day: USDCNH 02.10.2020

The yuan had its best quarter in 12 years, as international attention towards the Chinese currency increases. The renminbi gained 4% in the three-month pe…

Chart of the day: USDJPY 01.10.2020

Recent firmness in the Japanese yen indicated that plenty of underlying caution still remains. The yen held at 105.45 during the Asia session, after climb…

Chart of the day: GBPUSD 30.09.2020

Sterling fell against the dollar after gaining overnight on hopes for a Brexit deal. Bank of England's governor kept the door open for using sub-zero…

Global indices fall after US presidential debate

US indices gained in Asian time during the Biden-Trump presidential debate but then retreated after President Trump cast doubt on whether he would accept…

ECB prepared to intervene if inflation misses target

The euro steadied at $1.1680 as recovery was capped by European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde’s remarks. She stressed that the external v…

Chart of the day: XAUUSD GOLD 29.09.2020

Precious metals rose on dovish comments from the ECB as president Lagarde indicated that stimulus is available if needed. The US dollar reversed its bulli…

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