US Dollar
Markets Volatile, Guided By Changing Central Bank Stances
CFD markets saw a surprising increase in volatility last week, as investor sentiment continues to be guided by potential changes in central bank policy
Dollar Strength Brings Sellers back into Gold, Euro
Markets saw some interesting and potentially disjointed moves last week as the US dollar saw renewed buying activity. Investors are looking to move into the
Yen Lower as Market Sentiment Remains Elevated
Markets saw sentiment turn higher and this is working against some of the major currencies while remaining supportive of others. Some of the biggest
British Pound Gains on Euro After Positive Data, ECB Rate Cut
Markets saw sentiment turn lower for both the EUR/USD and EUR/GBP last week, hitting new lows for the month. Most of the weakness in
Steady Inflation Report Sends Dollar Lower
Steady Inflation Report Sends Dollar Lower The US Dollar closed at its lows for the week as the latest consumer inflation report showed that pricing
Euro Rallies on Opposing Central Bank Comments
The Euro rallied this week to trade at its highest level against the US Dollar in more than a year as the debt levels assumed
Euro Finishes Year in Positive Territory as Central Bank Activity Supports Prices
The Euro closed above 1.32 this week, marking its first positive yearly performance in two years. Most of the gains this year came as
Gold Reverses Early Losses on Safe Haven Buying, Central Bank Activity
Gold prices attempted to rally into the end of the week as a potential drag in the latest US budget talks led investors to seek
Oil Posts 5th Straight Week of Gains on Improved Manufacturing Data
Oil saw gains into Friday as manufacturing data in the world’s two largest energy consumers showed improvement, suggesting a greater need for energy products into
Political Events Create Potential Downside Risk for Australian Dollar, S&P 500 in the Coming week
CFD traders saw some interesting activity this week, as market focus was centered on a few different areas. Trading volumes were light as US markets
