The U.S. dollar rallied against most major currencies on Friday. A rise in U.S. bond yields overnight boosted that currency. Meanwhile, the British pound, the Australian dollar, and the New Zealand dollar, which soared during the
The New Zealand dollar tumbled down briefly on Wednesday before surging forward to the highest point since April 2018. The country’s central bank highlighted patience over the timing of exiting ultra-easy policy settings, causing the
The U.S. dollar plummeted down at multi-year lows versus the Antipodean currencies on Wednesday. It also remained near a one-month low against the euro due to reflation trades, which gripped the forex markets today.
The U.S. dollar was steady in early European trading on Tuesday. The currency fluctuated slightly, remaining primarily unchanged. However, it had tumbled down to a near six-week low during the previous session. Federal Reserve Chairman
The U.S. dollar fluctuated during February. It had traded in the red for a lengthy period until the currency surged higher at the end of the last week. On Monday, the dollar continued its ascent
CFD trading platform Plus500 released its preliminary results for 2020. The revenue is stronger than expected. While the Israel-based broker showed a somewhat dull fourth quarter due to the pandemic crisis, it still boasted significant
Thanks to the new upbeat data, the U.S. dollar remained high on Thursday after rallying for the first time in two weeks. Traders expect that the U.S. economy will recover from the COVID-19 pandemic faster
The BTC/USD has been surging forward over the last several weeks. However, their relentless rally accelerated on Tuesday after the Bitcoin price surpassed the $50,000 level for the first time on record. The most demanded
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