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Abstract:USD is experiencing its longest downtrend since 2010, while the consecutive decline recently is the second worst one since April 2011. The future trend of USD is now testing market sentiments.
WikiFX News (1 Aug) - USD is experiencing its longest downtrend since 2010, while the consecutive decline recently is the second worst one since April 2011. The future trend of USD is now testing market sentiments.
In terms of GBP/USD, it keeps gaining although GBP is struggling with the lack of progress on post-Brexit trade negotiations with the EU. Meanwhile, USD/JYP makes no advance in the past month, although they both enjoyed yields as safe haven currencies at the beginning.
USD is the reserve currency which used most heavily in the world. But it is facing a serious systemic problem, that is, how currency stabilization will tend to be in the future. Currently, forex traders should beware of volatility. With more cases of coronavirus confirmed globally, a wider fear may arise from the impact of the epidemic on growth and trade.
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Covid-19 kept raging the US, amid which the latest spate of economic data signaled a turn for the worse.
The Federal Reserve Vice Chair Randal K. Quarles said in a recent speech that he was optimistic about the country's economic outlook, which could push the dollar higher in the short term and keep the dollar dominating non-USD currencies.
The US Dollar Index bounced up by around 1% after releasing the minute of Federal Reserve Board on 19 Aug, breaking the record high since this March.
Recently, markets seem to calm down as the U.S. stocks settled higher above early low and the VIX largely shrank 5 percentage points.