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Safe-haven currencies were on the defensive on Tuesday as hopes of an economic recovery strengthened stock prices. The Pound Sterling was under pressure after British Prime Minister Boris Johnson pledged a “Rooseveltian" boost to public spending.
Fresh optimism was spurred by pending home sales data from the U.S., signaling a recovery of the U.S. economy in May after a record plunge dealt by the COVID-19 pandemic. Based on contracts signed last month, pending home sales surged by 44.3%, compared to a forecast for a 18.9% rise by economists.
Wall Street saw 14% gain in Boeing shares as the aircraft maker resumed its long-delayed flight tests of its redesigned 737 MAX planes.
The U.S. Dollar rose to ¥107.59, reaching a three-week high of 107.885. However, its gains were limited by its 100-day moving average around that level.
The Swiss Franc loosened to $0.9511 and €1.0697. Meanwhile, the Euro traded at $1.1244, slightly gaining more against the Greenback on Monday.
The British Pound Sterling traded at $1.2297, after it fell to a one-month low of $1.2252 on Monday as concerns grew over how Britain would pay for its planned infrastructure program. The Sterling has reached a three-month low against the Euro, which last traded a £0.9175 on Monday.
Meanwhile, the offshore Chinese Yuan held steady at $7.0746.
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Alphabet Inc.’s Google (GOOGL) said on Monday that it would not use Fitbit Inc.’s (FIT) health data to target advertisements in an attempt to address the European Union’s antitrust concerns about its proposed acquisition ...
Oil prices dropped on Tuesday on fears that reimposed restrictions on businesses to control the surge in U.S. coronavirus cases could offset fuel demand recovery and expectations that OPEC+ might ease production cuts from August. U.S. West ...
Asian stock markets plummeted on Tuesday, while oil dropped and a safety bid boosted the dollar’s performance. This followed after emerging Sino-U.S. tensions and new novel coronavirus restrictions in California dampened optimism as ...
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