Euro Rallies as Germany Said to Reach Landmark Debt Deal to Boost Growth
Euro jumped notably higher following reports that Germany’s political leaders have reached a crucial agreement on the historic debt deal. […]
Euro jumped notably higher following reports that Germany’s political leaders have reached a crucial agreement on the historic debt deal. […]
Euro’s rally continues after a brief pause, boosted by signs of political breakthrough in Germany over major defense and infrastructure
Risk sentiment took a mild turn to the downside in European markets today, with DAX pulling back from last week’s
Investor sentiment in Europe is exceptionally upbeat today, with German stocks leading the rally as DAX surges over 3%, breaking
Despite the steep selloff on Wall Street overnight, sentiment appears to have improved somewhat in Asia. Investors found reasons for
Dollar appears to be gathering steam for a stronger, sustainable near-term rebound, although the precise catalyst remains unclear. One contributing
Euro’s brief post-election rally faded quickly, as investors welcomed CDU/CSU’s victory but remained cautious due to lingering uncertainties around coalition
EUR/USD edges higher to 1.0480 in Monday’s early Asian session, up 0.18% on the day. Germany’s conservatives won the election,
Forex markets remained subdued today, with muted reactions to key economic data. Dollar held broadly higher as traders focused on
Dollar closed the week broadly lower, with the only exception being its slight gains against the even weaker Yen. Risk-on
Canadian Dollar is steady after BoC delivered its sixth consecutive rate cut, lowering its policy rate by 25bps to 3.00%
Markets opened the week with a dramatic shift in risk sentiment as last week’s record-breaking highs in US equities gave
Forex markets have settled into quieter trading as the immediate impact of US President Donald Trump’s inauguration and initial executive
Dollar is trading slightly lower today as markets await Donald Trump’s inauguration as the 47th US President. Attention is focused
Germany’s Retail Sales fell 0.6% MoM in November after declining 1.5% in October, the official data released by Destatis showed on Wednesday.