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25 Mar 2020

Forex Today: Dollar under pressure but caution persists

Here is what you need to know on Thursday, March 26th:

  • Wall Street rallied for a second consecutive day, as US Senators agreed on a $2 trillion relief package that would likely be voted on Friday. US indexes, however, retreated ahead of the close. The DJIA and the S&P closed in the green. US Treasury yields posted modest intraday advances.
  • The coronavirus pandemic continues to expand. The total number of cases is roughly 490,000, while the death toll increased to 20,800. The largest increase  in cases is taking place in Europe and the US.
  • The American dollar was the worst performer, with EUR/USD near 1.1900 early Thursday and GBP/USD trading around 1.1900.
  • The USD/JPY pair edged marginally lower as demand for safe-haven assets was limited. Gold eased with spot trading around $1,610.
  • Crude oil prices spent the day consolidating. Late US session news made the rounds about the US and Saudi Arabia holding talks to maintain the stability of global energy markets.
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Mar 25, 2020

Wall Street Close: Mixed session, dipping into the close on COVID-19 bill hold-ups

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Mar 25, 2020

US Dollar Index Asia Price Forecast: DXY retracement down extends below the101.00  figure

DXY is consolidating down for the fourth consecutive day after an above-average spike to the upside. The pullback down exceeded the 23.6% Fibonacci level from
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