As a Tory leadership may well be in the cards after the Brexit elections on December 12, the GBP/USD is seen to hold on to recovery gains as it takes the bids to 1.2940 before this week's London open.
Opinion polls agree that Tory Leader Boris Johnson is on the lead over the Opposition Party before elections on December 12th. While this is the case, the British PM remains skeptical as he had said he would be striking the threat of a no-deal Brexit from the Conservative party manifesto.
The dollar sat near two-year lows on Wednesday as the United States struggled to control the coronavirus outbreak, breaking hopes for a fast economic recovery. The gloomy outlook for the U.S. economy is expected to urge the Federal Reserve ...
Asian shares declined on Monday as oil and copper ran weakly. This followed after an upsurge in global coronavirus cases overshadowed markets, while investors waited for the European zone and the United States to implement fiscal stimulus ...
European stocks sold lower earlier on Thursday as concerns mounted over the pace of a global economic recovery ahead of latest meeting from the European Central Bank (ECB). Germany’s DAX futures fell by 0.5% at 2:05 AM ET (0605 GMT), ...
British multinational investment bank HSBC saw its shares slump as low as 3% on Wednesday as the U.S. contemplates measures to sanction banks in the city, as well as de-pegging the Dollar from the Hong Kong Dollar. HSBC shares fell by 2.72% ...
The dollar traded in a narrow range on Friday, lifted by safe-haven bid as the surge of new cases in the United States quelled risk appetite. The yuan steadied after China’s services sector rebounded and investors avoided bigger positions ...