The greenback is mixed against major counterparts so far, outperforming the Euro and risk currencies but underperforming against the Japanese yen, British pound and Swiss franc in the last 24 trading hours. Among majors, sterling is the performer of the day while the Australian and New Zealand dollar are losing ground across the board. EUR/USD

After rebounding from a two-year low during the previous week, selling pressure on the New Zealand dollar seems to build up again in the New Zealand dollar vs Japanese yen (NZD/JPY) pair. From a technical standpoint, the pair faced resistance on the previously broken wedge chart pattern at around 73.41. As of 13:44 London time,

The British pound has caught a notable bid against the U.S. Dollar as we move into Monday’s U.S. trading session, with the GBP/USD pair advancing towards its 200-period moving average across the hour time frame. At present there is no apparent catalyst for move higher in the British pound, aside from thin-trading conditions and minor

USD/CAD under pressure after the Canadian consumer price index beat market expectations Loonie traders betting on another rate hike from the Canadian central bank The Canadian Dollar received a notable bid after Canadian CPI data outperformed market expectation on Friday, rising 0.5% month-on-month and 3.0% during the same period last year. Bets are now high

Bundesbank says third-quarter growth in the German economy is likely to slow German central bank warns trade disputes could hit the global economy The German central bank delivered a warning inside its monthly report, warning that the German economy faces a slowdown during the third fiscal quarter this year. The German Bundesbank noted that weak

The U.S. Dollar Index is currently moving away from worst trading levels of the week so far, after finding strong support from just above the 96.00 mark. The greenback started to decline on Friday after the Michigan consumer confidence survey came in much softer than expected. Looking across the lower time frames on the U.S

Mid last week, the NZD/USD pair printed its lowest level at 0.6545 which we haven’t seen since February of 2016. Subsequently, the pair gained traction and extended its gains to a fresh week high at 0.6635 and seems to be a product of a broad-based US Dollar weakness.  Overall, the trend remains a healthy bearish

The third largest digital asset declined last week to test the major support level at $0.25 due to the overall bearish sentiment in the crypto market since the beginning of August. However, over the past couple of days, there were positive moves in the XRP/USD price above the $0.3270 level against the US Dollar. Technically,

Mulberry’s share price tanks by 30% on the London Stock Exchange this morning Profit warning over the House of Fraser send stock towards 400 pence. The stock price of Mulberry tumbled thirty per cent at one point this morning, after the luxury handbag maker issued a dire profit warning to investors, following the collapse of