NZD/USD extends gains ahead of Mfg. Sales
The New Zealand dollar is slightly higher on Thursday. In the North American session, NZD/USD is trading at 0.6376, up 0.34%. New Zealand manufactur…
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Euro pares gains
EUR/USD posted strong gains earlier but was unable to consolidate. In the European session, the euro is trading at 0.9885, up 0.01%. The ECB’s deliv…
Oil gains ground, gold struggling
Oil rallies after strong US numbers Oil prices rallied after another round of impressive US economic data boosted optimism for an improving crude d…
New Zealand Dollar Extends Gains
The New Zealand dollar’s rally continues. NZD/USD has reeled off four straight winning sessions and has enjoyed a superb week, climbing 3.14%. The U…
US Dollar Fundamental Forecast: DXY Set for More Gains on Ailing Euro, Yen
The US Dollar climbed higher last week, hitting levels not traded at since September 2002, after a US inflation report strengthened Federal Reserve r…
USDCAD falls to a new session low. Reverses earlier gains after jobs reports.
USDCAD trades between its 100 and 200 hour moving averages The USDCAD moved higher after the US jobs report came in better than expected while th…
U.S. Dollar Looks Poised For Additional Gains
The divergent performances make it challenging to talk about the G10 currencies last week. The Canadian dollar led the advancing major currencies w…
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