Monthly Archives: April 2021
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A stack of data is scheduled for release today, with the US once again centre of attention. Major currency pairs rallied late in the day, thanks to a weaker USD. The EURUSD began the day at $1.20885 and slid to
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All eyes will be focussed on the latest Fed meeting which will wrap up in the early hours of tomorrow morning. The EURUSD opened the day at $1.20839 and fell away to lows of $1.20560 mid-session. Bouncing off those lows,
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A whole swathe of data is scheduled for release this week, while central banks feature once again. The EURUSD started Friday at $1.20144 and dipped to a low of $1.20118 early. From there, it climbed for most of the session,
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Focus turns to Europe as markets await the latest ECB meeting. Currencies were rather flat overnight, with both the euro and pound taking a breather from recent movements. The EURUSD started the day at $1.20353 and ticked up to an
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A host of data is scheduled for publication today, with the UK coming into focus as it releases important economic figures. The EURUSD ended the session flat overnight after opening at $1.20362. The pair edged up to a high of