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LONDON, Jan 26 (Reuters) – The dollar held at a one-week high on Tuesday as doubts over the speed and size of U.S. stimulus discouraged risk-taking in currency markets, with the Chinese yuan the only notable exception. London trading had

* Dollar down for third straight session * Euro up on ebbing Italy political turmoil * Commodity currencies – Aussie, Kiwi, Norwegian crown up * Graphic: World FX rates https://tmsnrt.rs/2RBWI5E By Ritvik Carvalho LONDON, Jan 20 (Reuters) – The dollar

Announcement time Important data, important news 15:00 German monthly rate of actual retail sales in November (%) Annual rate of actual retail sales in Germany in November (%) 15:30 Switzerland December CPI annual rate (%)   16:55 Germany December seasonally

12.28 (Monday) On Christmas last Friday, markets in Europe, America and Asia Pacific were closed, and the market was relatively light. Last Thursday, the US Congress passed a large-scale epidemic relief and government funding merger bill, but Trump refused to

The Australian dollar has gapped lower to kick off the trading week, slicing below the 0.75 handle. At this point, the market is simply reacting to a lack of liquidity, and perhaps even a slightly overbought condition in the Aussie. That being

By Aine at Spark Global 12.22 (Tuesday) Foreign Exchange Analysis The U.S. index rose sharply on Monday, and the US House of Representatives passed a 900 billion U.S. dollar rescue plan and a 1.4 trillion U.S. dollar government appropriation bill.

Market review: Spot gold staged a long-short double-strike situation on Monday. After breaking the 1900 mark, gold once plunged by $50 and then rebounded to near $1876. Eventually closed down 0.23%, at 1,876.44 US dollars per ounce. In the oil