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Fading trade deal euphoria deals the US dollar a blow
Last week of the massive Trump climbdown on Chinese tariffs buoyed the dollar but the bump faded
Dollar continues to lose ground on trade pessimism. The first televised debate between the Conservatives and Labour is scheduled for tonight at 8pm.
Dollar falls back as prospects for a US-China trade deal cool. The pound receives support from the large Conservative lead in the polls.
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Trade jitters, Trump impeachment inquiry sends dollar lower. Investors eye UK opinion polls ahead of the 12th December election.
Powell rebuffs calls for more US interest rate cuts. UK inflation slumps to 3 year lows, well below the Bank of England’s 2% target.
Trump claims trade deal ‘close’, but offers no new details. Johnson extends his lead in the polls, UK inflation numbers out this morning.
Pound retreats from new highs after Farage election announcement. Investors keep a close eye on Trump’s feelings towards the US-China trade war.
Dollar bounces back on economic optimism, higher yields. The Bank of England delivered a dovish surprise, with 2 dissenters to keeping the rate steady.