Coronavirus uncertainty fuels volatility in currency ...
Currency markets were in flux again on Wednesday as the global coronavirus pandemic stoked volatility.
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Currency markets were in flux again on Wednesday as the global coronavirus pandemic stoked volatility.
The pound surged yesterday, finding support as the UK began imposing stricter lockdown measures.
The US dollar fell after the Federal Reserve effectively announced an unlimited bond buying programme.
The pound mounted a fleeting recovery on Friday, on hopes the UK’s new stimulus plans will help protect jobs and wages.
The pound bounced back on Thursday, clawing back some of its recent losses as the Bank of England took action to calm markets.
The pound nosedived on Wednesday as the recent Sterling sell-off picked up pace amid growing concerns about the potential economic impact of the coron
The US dollar skyrocketed on Tuesday as concerns over liquidity further bolstered demand for the safe-haven currency.
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