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Dollar Ready for First Positive Week in Three With Fed Stimulus

The dollar is ready for its first winning week in three after rebounding from a payrolls-triggered sell-off. Investors are monitoring Fed stimulus.

Dollar Registers Gain, Though Fed Keeps Investors Guessing

The dollar made some gains recently, though the real test will begin with the asset tapering move of Fed once employment numbers are out on Friday.

CMC Markets Plans a Technology Hub In Manchester

CMC Markets plans to build a technology hub in Manchester to decentralize its operations from London. Over GBP 100 million have already been invested.

City Index Expands Business in Australia with Corporate Rebranding

The reputed FX and CFD broker City Index Australia increases its presence in the southern hemisphere. The expansion plans also involve corporate rebranding.

Aussie Dollar Holds Up after a Positive Jobs Data

The employment data released on Thursday pitched largely within the boundary. As AUD steadies, it is likely to boost the AUD/USD pair.

Dollar Slides After Two-Decade High as Focus Shifts to Growth

Tuesday, the greenback steps down from its highest in 20 years. Other major currencies bounced back significantly as they saw the opening.

Plus500 Board Anticipates Higher FY22 Revenue Than Expectations

The Board of Plus500 expects to generate higher revenue for FY22, estimated at $628.4 million, after registering a massive growth in the first quarter.

Dollar Gains Near Two-Decade High on Monday

The US Dollar starts this week on a stronger note to near its 20-year high against peers. Crypto is expected to stabilize after the previous week’s turmoil.

Dollar Near Two Decade High as CPI Maintains U.S. Rate Hikes

The U.S. dollar is just a few points shy of reaching a two-decade high. As CPI moderated significantly in April, the Feds moved to tighten policies.

AUD/USD Faces Technical Level with Trade Data Due Today

MACD makes a bullish move to rally AUD/USD to its 100-day Simple Moving Average, while Caixin PMI is expected to show the growing trouble for China.