Cooling US inflation triggers USD sell-off
A slowdown in US inflation hammered the US dollar over the past two weeks, while prompting a risk-on rally in markets. However, downbeat economic and geopolitical news caused some turbulence.
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We have witnessed some dramatic movement in the currency market over the past few weeks, most notably in the pound, which crashed to an all-time low against the US dollar.
EUR/USD rebounded from parity
Currency volatility remained elevated over the past couple of weeks, most notably in the EUR/USD exchange rates will jumped back above parity following the latest European Central Bank (ECB) rate decision.
Euro/USD sustains fall below parity
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Recession fears turbocharge US dollar
Fears of a looming global recession have acted as a key catalyst of movement in the currency market over the past couple of week, leading to investors favouring safe-haven assets.
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Sterling crisis averted by BoE intervention
Trade in the pound has remained highly volatile over the past couple of weeks, rebounding from a record low against the US dollar following a timely bond market intervention from the Bank of England (BoE).