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US dollar bounces off 4-year lows as Warsh named next Fed chairThe dollar ended last week almost unchanged against its major peers, although that masks what was an extraordinarily eventful and volatile few days in currency markets.
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The dollar had a terrible week against just about every major currency worldwide, despite President Trump’s latest U-turn and predictable backing down over his Greenland tariffs.
The US dollar confirmed last week that it remains a safe-haven currency of choice for investors during times of global conflict.
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We’re particularly proud to claim the #1 spot for GBP/USD - one of the world’s most traded and liquid currency pairs, and among the most fiercely competitive in Bloomberg’s rankings. Securing this top spot is a huge milestone and testament to the quality and depth of our market analysis.
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The New Year has begun with a bang following the shock ousting and capture of Venezuela President Nicolás Maduro by US forces over the weekend, but the early reaction in currency and futures markets has been calm.
The dollar sold off against most of its peers after the Federal Reserve fell short of delivering on market expectations for a "hawkish cut" last week.
Since the full flow of US economic data has not yet been restored after the shutdown, currency markets are focusing on the Federal Reserve.
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The dollar lost ground last week against more or less every major currency worldwide, as word leaked that ultra-dovish Trump loyalist Kevin Hassett may be picked to replace Jerome Powell as chair of the Federal Reserve.
