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FxPro Market Review: Stocks and risk-sensitive currencies on the rise
FxPro Market Review: Stocks and risk-sensitive currencies on the rise.

Stocks Stock markets show growth after the release of strong data for China and Japan as their respective PMIs were better than expected which supported the optimistic mood of the market. China’s blue-chip index China A50 updated yearly highs, adding.

Important upcoming events and publications
Important upcoming events and publications.

Important upcoming events and publications for April 1 (GMT): 09:00 Eurozone Consumer price index is under close scrutiny after very weak data from Germany. Low inflation can strengthen the ECB’s commitment to the prolonged period of easy policy and may.

Chaotic Brexit is again on the agenda, because May suffered another defeat
Chaotic Brexit is again on the agenda, because May suffered another defeat.

Lawmakers rejected Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal for a third time on Friday, sounding its probable death knell and leaving Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union in turmoil on the very day it was supposed to quit the bloc..

Gold fell back below $1300
Gold fell back below $1300.

The reverse side to the growth in demand for risks in China was the pressure on gold. From the beginning of the week, precious metal prices lost 2.6% turned out to be near March lows at $1,290. It is noteworthy.

China’s markets jumps on trade talks optimism
China’s markets jumps on trade talks optimism.

Chinese markets jumped up after the words of US Treasury Secretary Stephen Mnuchin about a “productive working dinner”, noting progress in trade negotiations. China A50 blue-chip index of China stocks soared more than 4% on Friday, breaking the 13,000 level.

FxPro: Euro under pressure after weak data
FxPro: Euro under pressure after weak data.

EURUSD The euro for a week remains under pressure on global markets, due to weak economic indicators. As a result, the pair declined from the EURUSD high near 1.1450 to 1.1220 – the lows area since June 2017. An attempt.

Stocks will show the strongest quarter; pound grows
Stocks will show the strongest quarter; pound grows.

Stocks climbed globally on Friday to round out a strong quarter while Treasuries declined as investors gauged the growth outlook and hopes for a China trade deal. The pound jumped. Futures on the S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow Jones all.

TechCrunch Founder: I’ve Never Been More Bullish on Crypto
TechCrunch Founder: I’ve Never Been More Bullish on Crypto.

By CCN.com: On Thursday, Michael Arrington, the founder of TechCrunch and Arrington XRP Capital, has said that he has never been more bullish on crypto. The statement of Arrington comes after major investment firms in the crypto market in the.

British economy loses £800 mln. per week due to Brexit
British economy loses £800 mln. per week due to Brexit.

According to data collected by Cindicator, a market intelligence firm that ran an ICO in 2017, at least 62% of analysts polled believe that the upcoming Brexit will have a positive impact on the market for digital assets and cryptocurrencies. 74%.

Important upcoming events and publications
Important upcoming events and publications.

Important upcoming events and publications for March 29 (GMT): 11:55 Unemployment in Germany has been declining almost continuously for near five years and the unemployment rate is at historical lows. However, recent data on consumer prices and business sentiment indicate.

Trump again puts pressure on OPEC, but the group has clearly unsubscribed from his Twitter
Trump again puts pressure on OPEC, but the group has clearly unsubscribed from his Twitter.

President Donald Trump told OPEC on Thursday that its members should start pumping more oil, marking his second warning to the producer group this year as crude prices continue to rise. Trump’s latest tweet comes as OPEC and a group.

FxPro: Central banks unduly intimidate markets
FxPro: Central banks unduly intimidate markets.

The dollar index rises over the course of five trading sessions out of the last six, amid growing demand for defensive assets. German and Japanese bond yields go deeper into negative territory, 10-year UST yields increasingly deeper below 3 months.

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