Greenback played, as he built a recovery after FOMC on Wednesday and climbed to its highest weekly levels, as investors re -evaluated the Federal Reserve in reduction rates.
Here is what you need to know on Friday, March 21:
The US dollar index (DXY) has regained a smile and returned to the region exceeding the barrier of 104.00, despite more weakness in the United States through various merit periods. Williams will be at the Federal Reserve, the only release on the American list at the end of the week.
EUR/USD surrendered to the remarkable bounce in Greenback and receded to the lowest level in the 1.0820-1.0810 range. Mauder is expected to speak from Buba.
GBP/USD was subjected to a renewable sale and re -tested in the 1.2940 area amid a wide decline in the risk complex. The consumer confidence scale will be released in GFK, followed by clear borrowing numbers for the public sector.
The dollar/JPY was reversed on Wednesday and rarely advanced next to the level of 149.00 on Thursday. The Japanese inflation rate will be a prominent event in the FX world on Friday, along with foreign bond investment readings.
The AUD/USD has lost more motivation and slipped to its lowest weekly levels near 0.6270 after the renewed purchase department in US dollars. The next OZ data version will be the monthly consumer price index on March 26.
The price of WTI barrel maintained its volatile performance on Thursday, as it returned to the $ 67.00 at the back of the company’s tone in Greenback.
Gold prices rose up all the time near 3,060 dollars for each ounce of water, after that, then strong demand for the US dollar. Silver prices fell to the vicinity of the $ 33.00 mark an ounce, or their lowest levels for five days.
