The most important news from the international markets!
Here we show you a preview on the most important economic events this week, which could have a major influence at the financial markets. Please note the other single events with less influence on the markets, but which could move the markets in sum. You find all events of the week in our economic calendar.
The euro continues its ongoing for five days downtrend. Meanwhile, from the USA comes strong criticism of the monetary policy of the ECB.
The US dollar may almost offset the incurred losses today, after the employment data on Friday. The Australian dollar rises after the RBA leaves the interest rate at 2.25%.
While the European markets are predominantly closed on Easter Monday, the US dollar continues to lose ground, and lose in almost all peers.
The figures released today for the US labor market fall far short of expectations. The US dollar loses in the sequence in all peers.
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