by Jonathan Cook | Apr 28, 2025
The US dollar began the slow process of rebuilding its former standing to end last week. Opinion is divided as to whether that can be sustained, but for now at least, a positive showing on Friday was enough to elicit some demand from global investors. EUR/USD: the...
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by Jonathan Cook | Apr 28, 2025
The euro is in the unfortunate position of being sensitive to trade tariffs but vulnerable to de-escalation from the US. To end last week, analysts noted that its recent strength was threatened by a US-dollar rebound as well as crumbling consumer indicators. GBP/EUR:...
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by Jonathan Cook | Apr 28, 2025
GBP/EUR ended last week close to its strongest since March, back in those heady days before the tariff announcement. The euro would scrub off those advances but there is least a welcome foundation of stability to build on today. GBP/USD: the past year 1...
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by Jonathan Cook | Apr 28, 2025
The euro faces a packed schedule of economic data points this week, putting its startling gains this month — 2% against the pound and 5% against the US dollar – at risk of a correction. A rare gap in major news gives the pound a chance to take stock. However, ongoing...
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by Christopher Nye | Apr 25, 2025
There were relatively minor losses for USD yesterday against most currencies, but overall it’s a better week against the euro, albeit something of a dead cat bounce taking the month’s losses to just below 5%. Coming up today, a final result for Michigan Consumer...
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