Google Alert - Us Dollar

	Us Dollar Daily update ⋅ May 25, 2020
	NEWS
	Donald Trump Could Be About To Lose US Dollar Hegemony To China Forbes AFP via Getty Images. "[The U.S. dollar] is by far the most dominant currency anywhere in the world, and it ... Flag as irrelevant
	Euro against US dollar on downward trend The Business Times FROM the onset of 2018, the euro against US dollar (EURUSD) has begun on a steady descend, forming lower highs and lower lows as it makes its ... Flag as irrelevant
	US dollar edges higher as Hong Kong tensions fuel safe-haven demand The Business Times The dollar edged higher on Monday as worries about a standoff between the United States and China over civil liberties in Hong Kong fuelled demand ... Flag as irrelevant
	Why Isn't the Dollar Collapsing Given Trillions in Printing? TheStreet That is a total of 2 trillion dollars for Japan. Adjusted for the relative size of the economies, that is an amazing amount. China Unveils US$500 Billion ... Flag as irrelevant
	King Dollar gains on fresh Sino-US tension; offshore yuan hits two-month lows Financial World The American currency rounds off Friday's market in a fairly upbeat note with the US Dollar Index (DXY) rising 0.4 per cent to 99.78. MAY 24, 2020 12: ... Flag as irrelevant
	Fresh US-China tensions lift dollar; euro, offshore yuan slip The Guardian The U.S. Dollar Currency Index <=USD>, which measures the greenback's strength against six other major currencies, was up 0.4% at 99.789. For the ... Fresh US-China tiff lifts dollar - The Express Tribune Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Markets Weekly Outlook: US Dollar, Dow Jones, Australian Dollar, Crude Oil DailyFX The haven-linked US Dollar and similarly-behaving Japanese Yen cautiously rose this past week. Growth-oriented crude oil has been on the rise, ... Flag as irrelevant
	How Sensex, US dollar, 10-year G-sec performed during week ending May 21, 2020 Economic Times The rupee weakened due to the strengthening US dollar, rising crude oil prices, and extension of national lockdown. 21-3. CPI-Combined (%) Flag as irrelevant
	Yuan fixed at 7.12 per US dollar, weakest since February 2008 Hong Kong Standard (press release) at 7.1209 yuan per dollar before the market open, 270 pips, or 0.38 percent, weaker than the previous fix of 7.0939. It was the weakest level since ... Flag as irrelevant
	When Northern Michigan Bought Things With Traverse Dollars Traverse City Ticker The short supply of U.S. dollars in the 1930s meant there was a need to come up with another way for trade to keep the economy going -- leading to ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	The decline in America's financial supremacy just got faster Inside Story The appreciated dollar means US consumers and businesses can buy cheap goods from the rest of the world; the safe-haven status of American debt ... Flag as irrelevant
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