Minggu, 26 Juli 2020

Google Alert - Us Dollar

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Us Dollar
Daily update July 27, 2020
NEWS
The dollar began the week under pressure from all corners as intensifying Sino-U.S. tensions added to worries that the coronavirus resurgence in United ...
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The US dollar is struggling to resist an improving euro. The greenback is lagging on the back of a stalled Covid-19 stimulus plan, falling US 10-year ...
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The rotation out of US Dollars continued apace, with Euro, Sterling and gold noted outperformers. USD/JPY appears to be finally on the move as well, ...
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Further uncertainty will likely weigh on US markets in the days ahead. US-China tensions remain a key focus for markets. Worries about a dismantling of ...
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$30 trillion of federal debt by 2022 is going to undermine faith in the US dollar as a safe haven currency. The federal government lost its AAA rating in ...
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The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the strength of the dollar versus a basket of developed-market currencies, fell 1.7% this past week to 94.36, its ...
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SINGAPORE, July 27 (Reuters) - London copper rose on Monday as a weaker U.S. dollar makes the metal attractive for buyers using other currencies.
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The U.S. dollar will likely continue to weaken as the US Treasury prints trillions of dollars and the Federal Reserve greatly expands its balance sheet.
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US Dollar Index focused on risk trends. Investors continue to unwind USD-long positions at the beginning of the week and ahead of the opening bell in ...
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By using a simple regression equation, a weakening of the effective exchange rate of the US dollar of 1% has, on average, been accompanied by a rise ...
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WEB
FrontalAssault on Twitter: "BIG: As US-China tensions increase, China fears being cut off from US ...
Its not that easy Tarun ji. China holds ~4Trillion $ US currency as Forex reserve. If China floods Market with those currency US dollar will crash.
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