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The Federal Reserve released the monetary policy meeting minutes late yesterday. The minutes revealed that policymakers were committed to keeping interest rates steady over the next few months. Members raised their expectations on… Read More

This week, elections season is dominating the markets. Following the weekend elections in Australia, and the recently concluded general elections in India, focus now shifts to the EU. The EU elections are unlikely to impact the markets… Read More

The euro is in for a busy day tomorrow. A host of key data points is scheduled for release during the day. The most important ones are related to the largest economy in the eurozone. We had a bit of a positive surprise out of Germany… Read More

The latest retail sales report from New Zealand saw a modestly better print than expected. Quarterly retail sales rose 0.7% beating estimates of a 0.6% increase. But this was comparatively lower to the Q4 retail sales print of 1.7%. On an… Read More

Lack of economic data and fresh trade rhetoric saw the markets trading rather subdued on Monday. The US dollar index was trading flat although price remains steady near the recent highs. Wednesday’s FOMC meeting minutes could be the main… Read More

The US dollar was seen holding on to the gains, settling near a two-week high by Thursday’s close. The gains came as the trade tensions eased and focus once again shifted to the economic data. A delegation from Washington is expected to… Read More

Little to Report in USD The US dollar was slightly higher over the European morning on Tuesday. The index rose to 97.16 last, keeping its head above the 97.10 level. Looking ahead to today’s US session, there is very little on the data… Read More

Tomorrow is a very big day for the euro according to the economic calendar. There's plenty of data on tap that could potentially move the currency. Arguably the most important figure is the German quarterly GDP. This is because it is… Read More

USD Trading Lightly The US dollar has traded a little lower over the first European morning of the week. Markets are digesting the news of fresh US tariffs on China. Last week, the tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods was raised from… Read More

The week ahead is expected to be somewhat slower as far as economic reports are concerned. The major economic events over the week will focus on the labor market reports from Australia and the UK. The ongoing trade war tussle between the… Read More