BoE: We will continue to maintain flexible policies for as long as necessary
“It is possible that the broader effects of quantitative easing (QE) are more moderate than they were,” said the Bank
“It is possible that the broader effects of quantitative easing (QE) are more moderate than they were,” said the Bank
USD / CHF continues to push lower after Thursday’s slide. The US Dollar Index falls below 92.50 on Friday. Nonfarm
GBP / USD falls modestly on Friday, unable to break above 1.3150. Ahead: US employment report and follow the count.
DXY downside momentum gains strength and is approaching 92.00. The 2020 low near 91.70 emerges as the next key support.
USD / JPY extends the previous day’s losses below the support of a descending triangle. Slight oversold conditions warrant some
AUD / USD remains relatively quiet below the 0.7300 level on Friday. The US Dollar DXY Index continues to push
EUR / JPY faded from weekly highs above 123.00. More consolidation ahead looks likely in the near term. EUR /
A combination of supporting factors helps gold reverse an intraday decline during the Asian session. A subdued demand for the
RBNZ inflation expectations increased to 1.59% for the fourth quarter of 2020 and provided a good boost to the NZD
WTI loses more than $ 2 from Thursday’s highs. Pullback accelerated as futures fell on Wall Street. Markets with an
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