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Editors’ Picks
EUR/USD at fresh 4-week highs on dismal US data, risk-on
Positive news related to Brexit and the US-China trade war coupled with poor US Retail Sales, weighing on the dollar. EUR/USD extends gains above 1.1060 for the first time in over a month.
GBP/USD soars to five-month high on hopes for a Brexit deal
GBP/USD is trading above 1.28, the highest since May. Reports suggest that the DUP removed its objection to parts of the Brexit deal. Intense talks continue in Brussels and London. US retail sales missed expectations.
USD/JPY consolidates Tuesday's gains, trades around 108.70 ahead of US data
Market mood turns sour amid Brexit uncertainty on Wednesday. US Dollar Index stays relatively calm below 98.50. Coming up: September retail sales data from the United States (US).
Editors’ Picks
EUR/USD at fresh 4-week highs on dismal US data, risk-on
Positive news related to Brexit and the US-China trade war coupled with poor US Retail Sales, weighing on the dollar. EUR/USD extends gains above 1.1060 for the first time in over a month.
GBP/USD soars to five-month high on hopes for a Brexit deal
GBP/USD is trading above 1.28, the highest since May. Reports suggest that the DUP removed its objection to parts of the Brexit deal. Intense talks continue in Brussels and London. US retail sales missed expectations.
USD/JPY consolidates Tuesday's gains, trades around 108.70 ahead of US data
Market mood turns sour amid Brexit uncertainty on Wednesday. US Dollar Index stays relatively calm below 98.50. Coming up: September retail sales data from the United States (US).
Bitcoin bulls surrender $8,000, more pain ahead
The cryptocurrency market is in the tailspin. Bitcoin's collapse below critical $8,000 triggered a host os sell-orders and affected the momentum of all major altcoins as well.
Gold jumps to session tops, around $1490 level
Gold jumped to fresh session tops, around the $1490 region in the last hour and has now recovered a major part of the overnight downfall.
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