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GBP/USD bounces off lows, still in the red just above mid-1.2900s

6 Oct. 2020

USD/CAD extends sideways grind around mid-13200s ahead of trade data

6 Oct. 2020

EUR/USD Price Analysis: A breakout of 1.1800 should expose 1.1920

6 Oct. 2020

Malaysia: Investment likely to get an extra boost – UOB

6 Oct. 2020

USD/JPY: Limited bullish potential while below 105.80

6 Oct. 2020

AUD/USD to see further corrective weakness whilst below 0.7192 – Credit Suisse

6 Oct. 2020

Singapore: Recovery looks well and sound so far – UOB

6 Oct. 2020

US Dollar Index Price Analysis: Risks further losses below 93.30

6 Oct. 2020

US NFP: Job creation slows its pace – UOB

6 Oct. 2020

UK PM Johnson: Only way to ensure economic resilience is to raise productivity

6 Oct. 2020

GBP/USD: Politics remain center stage with Brexit and Trump hitting the pound

6 Oct. 2020

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