Tag: Dollar
US dollar and UK pound have come under pressure
A resurge in newly confirmed cases of coronavirus disease has added wrinkles to investors on their foreheads. This was reflected in the weakening of...
The dollar weakened against the euro. Investors are looking for Fed...
The U.S. dollar fell 0.29 percent against a basket of currencies earlier this week. Investors are nervous in anticipation of Thursday's speech by Jerome...
The euro grew against the dollar, investor sentiment in German business...
German indicator ZEW, which measures trust of German businesses in economy, grew to 71.5 points in August, which is 12.2 more compared to July...
The dollar keeps dropping due to the Fed policy and Donald...
While the dollar was approaching the value of 0.9 against the British pound in the end of March, current exchange rate is around $1...
The euro is strongest against the dollar in last 18 months
The agreement of 27 European leaders on usage of €750 billion from so called recovery fund has sent a strong signal to markets –...
The dollar will plunge, Yale University economist warns
Roach forecasts 35% drop against other major currencies. Investors will be discouraged by massive U.S. budget deficit of the American government, which could reach...
British pound lost against dollar due to Trump
Since Donald Trump stated that some trade restrictions on Chinese goods could return, tensions between the U.S. and China escalated
In a reaction, investors began...
British pound dropped against dollar and euro
The optimism was premature
On Wednesday, the British pound dropped to its month low against the American dollar and the Euro. Investors realized that their...
Dollar and yuan remain strong
American dollar remains strong thanks to promising perspectives of American economy. Chinese yuan grew to its highest in last 6 months
The world’s strongest economy...
Digital Dollar isn’t coming soon
Currency of strongest global economy won’t be digital any time soon
The step isn’t supported neither by influential politicians nor by central bankers.
Even though...
