Biden and Putin have inverted the economics world – Free Access

EUR/USD reached its highest level in two weeks at 1.0786 on Thursday, boosted by a weaker US Dollar across the board. The Greenback came under pressure after weak employment data. The pair remains above 1.0750 and is looking at 1.0800.

GBP/USD gained more than a hundred pips on Thursday on the back of a weaker US Dollar, which was hit by weak US employment data. An improvement in risk sentiment also helped the Pound. EUR/GBP posted its lowest daily close since December.

XAU/USD posted a nice comeback after bottoming at $1,939.66 a troy ounce on Thursday, a fresh weekly low. The US Dollar traded with a soft tone since the beginning of the day but turned frankly negative within American trading hours.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) classified several tokens as securities in its recent lawsuits against leading crypto exchange platforms Binance and Coinbase. 

Mullen Automotive (MULN) stock is trading at $0.5050 on Thursday pre-market trading at the time of writing, which would set a new all-time when Wall Street opens its session.