Oil rises on disruption to Libyan exports. Oil today hit its highest in a month, supported by disruption to Libyan exports and expectations of a drop in U.S. crude inventories. Libya previously declared
Sterling rises against dollar. GBPUSD continues to rise against the dollar – benefiting from the widespread dollar bearish sentiment as well as the continuation of the positive sterling mood across the FX markets.
Oil rises on stronger demand outlook. Oil continues to rise – in line with the persistent multi-month uptrend - as a stronger demand outlook and signs of economic recovery in China and the
Gold rises on weaker dollar. Gold continues to rise under the effect of the weaker U.S. dollar, which is pressured down by the falling Treasury yields. The falling Treasury yields are diverting the
NZDUSD rises on falling Treasury yields. NZDUSD rising strongly today reflecting the improved global sentiment after strong demand at a U.S. bond auction led to a widespread drop in Treasury yields, reducing the
Oil rises on positive China data. Oil continues to rise today after it was reported that China’s exports grew at a strong pace in March while import growth surged to the highest in
GBPUSD rises as UK reopens and dollar falls. GBPUSD under the bullish pressure today under the effect of the sterling optimism and the dollar outflows as Treasury yields traded near recent lows and
Gold falls on eased inflation fears. Gold under the strong bearish pressure today after a stream of the economic and news reports calmed the inflation fears among the global investors and triggered the
USDJPY falls as U.S. yields fall. USDJPY falling today under the effect of the moderate U.S. dollar bearishness as well as the strong yen bullishness. Both of these sentiments are the result of
USDCHF falls on U.S. /China tensions. USDCHF continues to fall today – driven mostly by the safe-haven inflows into the Swiss franc as the markets are witnessing the escalation of the U.S./China tensions
