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    Dollar Stable as North Korean Rhetoric Grows

    Macro Commentary Alan Hill -
    Trump Threatens “Fire and Fury” The currency market has reacted in typical fashion to a ratcheting up of the tension between the U.S. and North...

    RBNZ Monetary Policy Meeting in Focus – EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY

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    Daily Forex Market Preview, 09/08/2017 The US dollar continued to post some gains yesterday across the board. However, the gains were limited with the Japanese...

    What to Look out for Today – Oil and USD Prices Slip

    Macro Commentary Comparic Team -
    Amongst the main headlines making the rounds today is the drop in the price of Oil and the Dollar, which have had a strong...

    US dollar holds gains but broadly subdued

    Macro Commentary Orbex -
    The greenback managed to hold on to the gains made from Friday on Monday's session. Price action was however rather subdued with the lack...

    Dollar reaching its Nadir?

    Macro Commentary Alan Hill -
    Economy turning positive as market expectations grow It is perceived wisdom that rate hikes tend to follow a period of improved economic activity that needs...

    Week Ahead: After NFP beat, U.S. inflation under the spotlight

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    After three weeks of back to back losses, the dollar index received a boost following a robust U.S. jobs report. Not only did nonfarm...

    Bitcoin on the top

    Macro Commentary Mati Greenspan -
    The cryptocurrency markets are surging again with Bitcoin leading the way. The shiny digital currency saw a new all time high over the weekend...

    Dollar Corrects but Trend remains

    Macro Commentary Alan Hill -
    Strong employment report brings relief. Fridays release of employment data drove a correction in the dollar as the index of its performance against the currencies...

    It Cuts Both Ways

    Macro Commentary Alan Hill -
    Commercial considerations should drive Brexit negotiations. The other day I was at a meeting of “experts” in several fields where we were discussing Brexit “what...

    What to Look out for Today – The Russian Saga Continues, Non-farm Payroll

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    The latest news out of turmoil surrounding Trump’s son, son-in-law and the Russian lawyer that is suspected to have offered the two men information...
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