Europe FX Handover – 24th April 2019
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Aussie remained downbeat following the surprisingly weak inflation figures from Down Under, while the pound staged a small recovery after dropping the day before.
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US bond yields have started to fall back and this is helping to support gold and silver prices a little.
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Elsewhere, the focus is on US corporate earnings season after the S&P 500 closed at a fresh record high the day before and Nasdaq 100 hit virgin territories as techs outperformed.
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