The Pound-Dollar rate capitulated at its highest level since March during the morning session Thursday and was beating a swift retreat from a recovering Dollar as noon approached and the 2019 general election endgame loomed over markets

December 12,2019

The Dollar came limping into the morning session Thursday after being wounded by the Federal Reserve (Fed) overnight, although some analysts see it finding support ahead as British voters head to the polls and markets wait to hear if fresh tariffs will land on China’s exports this weekend. 

December 12,2019

The Dollar pared gains over many rivals in the noon session after official data revealed a surprisingly strong increase in inflation last month although its the looming Federal Reserve (Fed) interest rate decision and guidance that matters most on Wednesday to the outlook for weeks ahead. 

December 11,2019

The Dollar advanced on some low-yielding rivals Wednesday, tipping the Dollar Index higher even as other riskier rivals got the better of the U.S. currency ahead of the final Federal Reserve (Fed) interest rate decision of 2019, which could provide the greenback a further tailwind of support in the days ahead.

December 11,2019

The Pound-Dollar rate stabilised Wednesday in the wake of overnight losses but could suffer from further profit-taking over the coming days because charts show the uptrend in the British currency is failing while some analysts are also suggesting all of the available 'good news' is already in the price of Sterling. 

December 11,2019

The Dollar softened on Tuesday after being undermined by strength in Pound Sterling and the Euro but the greenback could draw support on Wednesday from the looming Federal Reserve (Fed) interest rate decision and lingering uncertainty over the trajectory of relations with China. 

December 11,2019