29 October 2018 U.S. Dollar Looks Intent on Rallying into Year-End

What will the Dollar do this week? This will be foremost in the minds of currency market participants following the currency's ongoing push higher that has cast aside all others.

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28 October 2018 The Pound-to-Dollar Rate in the Week Ahead: Downside Bias Remains in Place

The Pound-to-Dollar rate fell to fresh lows of 1.2777 on Friday after solid growth data lifted the greenback while Sterling remained on its back foot due to unfavourable Brexit news-flow. 

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26 October 2018 U.S. Dollar Capitulates after Stock Markets Tank at the Opening Bell, Shrugs Off GDP Surprise

The Dollar reversed course and turned lower, resuming earlier losses, Friday after a series of poor corporate earnings reports sent U.S. stock markets sharply lower during the final session of the โ€ฆ

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25 October 2018 U.S. Dollar to Dominate Markets into Year-end but a 2019 Capitulation is Coming says Nordea Markets

The Dollar will continue its reign of supremacy over other currencies into year-end, according to analysts at Nordea Capital Markets, although the U.S. currency is seen capitulating to a range of aโ€ฆ

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25 October 2018 Pound-to-Dollar Rate Breaks through October Lows, Eyes further Losses says Commerzbank

The Pound-to-Dollar rate has set a new October low and is on course for more losses over coming days, according to Commerzbank.  

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24 October 2018 U.S. Dollar Today: Trump Labels Fed a Threat to Economy but Analysts say It's Just Election Bluster

The Dollar advanced Wednesday after shrugging off President Donald Trump's latest attack on the Federal Reserve (Fed), which saw him describe the central bank as the greatest risk facing the Uโ€ฆ

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23 October 2018 The Pound-to-Dollar Rate is Headed South for the Winter as Brexit Talks Go Down to the Wire says Capital Economics

Sterling has fallen sharply against the Dollar in the last week after the Brexit negotiations hit another road block, but the worst is still to come according to economists at Capital Economicโ€ฆ

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