Forex Today: US Dollar retreats on Trump's Inauguration Day
The US Dollar (USD) stays on the back foot to start the week as investors gear up for Donald Trump's second inauguration. Meanwhile, stock and bond markets in the US will be closed in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday on Monday.
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At the time of writing, the GBP/USD was trading at $1.2205, roughly the same as its opening level. The Pound (GBP) plunged at the start of last week’s session as UK borrowing costs surged once ...
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Recent AUD/USD weakness has been cited as a headwind to the RBA cutting interest rates in February. Still, the central bank will probably press ahead with a reduction regardless, JP Morgan said.
The Monday session is Martin Luther King Jr Day in the US, so there was a bit of a lack of volume to deal with. However, at ...
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