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ForexLive European FX news wrap: Dollar firms as risk-off mood bites
Forex news from the European trading session – 25 September 2020
Headlines:
Markets:
– NZD leads, EUR lags on the day
– European equities lower; E-minis down ~0.6%
Headlines:
Markets:
– NZD leads, EUR lags on the day
– European equities lower; E-minis down ~0.6%
Risk aversion grips the market ahead of North American trading
It is turning into a full risk-off swing in the market now
The dollar is firming across the board as such, with risk assets elsewhere also taking a hit. Oil is down 1% and gold is down by 0.6% on the session currently.
The dollar is firming across the board as such, with risk assets elsewhere also taking a hit. Oil is down 1% and gold is down by 0.6% on the session currently.
Spain recommends for Madrid to go into total lockdown
The Spanish government recommends Madrid to extend lockdown restrictions to all parts of the region
Madrid just announced that they are raising the number of areas under lockdown to 45 from 37 moments ago, adding that about 1 million people in the region are reported to be in lockdown based on the latest restrictions.
Madrid just announced that they are raising the number of areas under lockdown to 45 from 37 moments ago, adding that about 1 million people in the region are reported to be in lockdown based on the latest restrictions.
Dollar firms as stocks start to slip further on the day
Slight hints of risk aversion kicking in
The aussie has also pared gains against the greenback in a drop to 0.7050 from 0.7070-80 levels earlier, as European indices extend losses to a little over 1% right now:
The aussie has also pared gains against the greenback in a drop to 0.7050 from 0.7070-80 levels earlier, as European indices extend losses to a little over 1% right now:
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