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S&P 500 Swaying as Traders Weigh Prospects for US Fiscal Stimulus, Treasury-Fed Dispute

The S&P 500 has been oscillating since the open, between the 3560 and 3570. Traders are weighing the possibility of

The US economy is not slowing down

In an interview with Fox News, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow, does not believe the US economy is slowing

GBP / USD bullish just below 1.3300

GBP remains buttressed on Friday amid the feeling that a Brexit deal is near, as long as leaders can make

XAU / USD rises towards $ 1,880

The XAU / USD extended the gains and hit a fresh two-day high at $ 1,880. Gold is heading to

EUR / USD lateralized around 1.1870

EUR / USD alternates gains and losses around 1.1870. Daily support emerges at 1.1850 so far. The EUR/USD maintains the

WTI on the defensive, falls below $ 42.00 although still remains in the uptrend channel

Oscillating crude oil market conditions have seen WTI swing from Friday’s highs above $ 42.00 to current levels around $

We have a lot of firepower left – Mnuchin

The United States Secretary of the Treasury, Steven MnuchinHe said in an interview with CNBC on Friday, they still have

S&P 500 Index opens little changed near 3,570

The major Wall Street indices opened near Thursday’s closing levels. Financial stocks fall on the last day of the week.

USD / CHF falls back to 0.9100 as USD struggles to find demand

USD / CHF remains on track to close the week lower. The US dollar index struggles to gain traction on

USD / JPY remains confined to a tight range below 104.00

USD / JPY found some support in reports on the resumption of the US tax aid talks. COVID-19 jitters, dovish

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