Following Monday's mark-down there was no renewed pressure on the dollar yesterday
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The White House said it was preparing to impose import tariffs on Chinese goods
In the aftermath of Thanksgiving a goodly proportion of US investors felt no urge to get involved
The dollar faced a slowdown on Friday after comments from Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Richard Clarida
The USD is under pressure this morning after the ISM Purchasing Managers Index number reported yesterday was lower than expected.
The markets are pretty quiet this morning as traders are finishing early all over the world ahead of the Christmas holiday.
Following a disappointing assessment from the National Association of Home Builders on Monday investors might have expected yesterday's data for housing start and building permits to look a little flabby too. That was not the case...
The USD remains under pressure this morning after President Trump’s comments yesterday at the NATO summit.
The NFID Small Business Optimism Index - it does what it says on the tin - scored a 104.4 for December, down from the previous month's 104.8.
In Friday's end-of-month ecostat blowout the United States played only a relatively minor part. There was no shortage of US data but they had only a passing effect on the USD.
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