Forex News

Today's risk-on sentiment in the markets was provoked by the anticipation of the trade negotiations between the US and China. Find out how the negotiations may affect the NZD and the AUD

In March, activity in China's services sector rallied to a 14-month maximum because demand improved abroad and at home, a private business poll revealed on Wednesday, thus contributing to signs that government stimulus measures are gradually coming into…

On Wednesday, the evergreen buck declined, while the UK pound rallied in Asia because British Prime Minister Theresa May told that she’d ask the European bloc for an extension of the Brexit deadline…

In February, new orders for major American capital goods went down, while shipments didn’t change, although January’s data was updated a bit up, which could back views that the manufacturing sector was already stabilizing…

On Tuesday, the UK pound headed south in Asia after British lawmakers denied all alternative options to the country’s Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit proposal…

On Monday, gold inched down because better-than-anticipated China manufacturing data soothed some fears about a deceleration in the economic surge and also spurred appetite for risky assets…

The Reserve bank of Australia will make its statement and announce an official rate on April 2, at 06:30 MT time.

The beginning of the week has brought risk-on sentiment into the market after the continuation of trade talks between China and the US and positive figures of Chinese manufacturing PMI for March. Let’s see what else will impact on the market this week.

In March, factories in the euro zone demonstrated their worst performance for nearly six years, while forward-looking gauges pointed to downbeat times in the future, according to a poll, which is a dismal outcome for ECB policymakers…

On Monday, the Chinese Yuan headed south in Asia notwithstanding a sudden improvement in China’s factory activity…

On Friday, gold recovered following a three-day losing marathon, passing back above the psychologically crucial $1,300 mark…

Brexit news continues to trigger the markets. Today, at 16:30 MT time the British Parliament will vote on the withdrawal agreement of Theresa May once again.