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Ireland’s Varadkar: No free-trade deal if UK doesn’t honoring withdrawal agreement

9 Sep. 2020

EUR/USD to rise towards 1.21 by end-2020 – Westpac

9 Sep. 2020

USD/JPY struggles below 106.00 mark, over one-week lows

9 Sep. 2020

AUD/USD to reach the 0.80 level by end-2021 – Westpac

9 Sep. 2020

EUR/USD to slide towards 1.17 on a one-month view – Rabobank

9 Sep. 2020

French Junior Trade Minister: We need to prepare in case of any no-deal regarding Brexit

9 Sep. 2020

USD/CNH: Diminishing bets for further pullbacks – UOB

9 Sep. 2020

US Dollar Index climbs to 4-week highs near 93.60

9 Sep. 2020

UK’s Hancock: Would rather AstraZeneca vaccine trial went smoothly but it needs to be safe

9 Sep. 2020

EUR/GBP is through its six-month downtrend – Commerzbank

9 Sep. 2020

AUD/NZD to move higher above the 1.11 level – Credit Suisse

9 Sep. 2020

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