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The Dollar is pushing back against the competition ahead of the release of monthly US labour market data. The Fed has given the go-ahead to roll back QE, but the Dollar’s strength is being driven more by competitor concerns than.

The pressure on the single currency remains high on the foreign exchange market. Much of the credit goes to ECB head Lagarde, who yesterday once again pointed out that it hasn’t met conditions for a key rate hike before the.

The annual growth rate in UK house prices fell to 9.9%, returning to the single-digit territory after five months. At the same time, a 0.7% jump in prices in October signalled increased buyer’s demand. Buyer interest is based both on.

Oil has lost its upside momentum. Despite reports of record gasoline prices in the UK and the US, crude prices are losing around 0.6% on Wednesday morning on speculation that the supply-demand balance point is approaching. The price of Brent.

Gold added 1.5% during October, closing the month at $1783. In the last couple of weeks, it has been frequently above its 200-day moving average. So far, it is hard to talk about a bulls’ victory, but there are increasing.

The Brazilian stock market developed its decline last week, losing 2.6%, closing at lows since mid-November last year. Since June this year, the Brazilian market has remained under sustained pressure, following a reversal in metal prices. In that time, the.

On Friday, the currency market ensured that the dollar bulls were far from giving up important ground and only made a tactical retreat. The Dollar’s 1% strengthening in one day against the euro, its main rival, was a clear demonstration.

The US dollar came under pressure on Thursday, rewriting monthly lows on the DXY index. The pressure on the US currency was triggered by weak GDP data, which showed the economy growing worse than expected while inflation continued to rise.

The US Dow Jones lost 0.74% yesterday, the S&P500 was down 0.5%, and the tech-rich Nasdaq closed the day virtually unchanged after hitting an all-time intraday high. Key indices are cruising near the top, but this was only achieved by.

The US Dollar has been losing ground for the past two weeks, but it looks more like a tactical retreat before a new surge, while significant near-term factors are playing on the Dollar’s side. US central bank officials are bolstering.

Gold rose for the fifth consecutive trading session, coming close to testing a critical technical and psychological level near $1800. The bears are in no hurry to give up, foiling attempts by Gold and other precious metals to accelerate their.

Business activity in the eurozone avoided a sharp decline despite a surge in energy prices in September and October. As a result, the euro is developing a rebound from multi-month lows against the franc and pound. There is also a.