On Tuesday, the U.S. dollar Index (DXY) snapped a four-day losing streak (closed 0.84% higher).
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Markets became risk-averse as geopolitical tensions escalated on Tuesday. After losing 0.40% against its major counterparts yesterday, the U.S. dollar regains on safe-haven flows.
The U.S. dollar index fell 0.18% on Monday as government bond yields fell, supporting stock markets.
The U.S. dollar index fell 0.18% on Monday as government bond yields fell, supporting stock markets.
The risk on mood pauses with the U.S. dollar regaining its momentum after ending the previous day 0.1% lower.
Following choppy trading (closed 0.01% lower) on Tuesday, the U.S. dollar Index regained traction early Wednesday.
The U.S. dollar rose soared across the F.X. board yesterday (closed 0.78% up) and hovered over one-month highs on Friday morning.
After a 0.63% gain on Friday, the U.S. dollar index edged higher on Monday morning, approaching a 20-year high achieved in July,
After a slew of dismal data, the U.S. dollar lost its steam and snapped a four-day winning streak yesterday to close 0.37% lower.
The US equity markets snapped their three-day winning streak yesterday. Airline and cruise line operators led the stocks down.
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