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Decoding Last Week's Market Moves: Beyond the Trade Headlines
The news last weekend of the massive Trump climb down on Chinese tariffs buoyed the dollar, but the bump soon faded and the dollar ended the week down against all of its G10 peers and nearly all major currencies worldwide.
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Last week largely reverse the currency moves from the week prior. Investors snapped up risk assets worldwide, including emerging market currencies.
Risk appetite returns to markets. Johnson’s attempt to shut down Parliament for most of September and October will be tested as early as Tuesday.
Investors fear ‘no deal’ Brexit after parliament suspension. Safe havens are buoyed by ‘risk-off’ mode in financial markets.
Sterling slides as PM Johnson considers suspending parliament. China dismisses claims of talks to de-escalate the trade war with US officials.
Trump's penchant for injecting volatility in financial markets through intemperate tweets has so far created two-way range-bound markets in G10 currencies, although emerging market currencies have had a tougher time.