How the U.S. Dollar trades for the remainder of 2020, and indeed over coming years, rests on the outcome of the U.S. election that gets underway today.

November 3,2020

The Pound-to-Dollar exchange rate has been widely tipped for U.S.-election related gains this week but with the European coronavirus shutdown now spreading to the UK, while President Donald Trump closes the gap with his opponent in opinion polls, the risks for Sterling have shifted to the downside.

November 2,2020

The Lira tumbled to new lows on Friday as the Dollar sought a fifth consecutive advance, although the outlook is murky with forecasts from ABN Amro suggesting a 2021 unravelling of the greenback could throw the Turkish currency a lifeline, while others still look for an International Monetary Fund (IMF) intervention.

October 30,2020

The Pound-Dollar exchange rate is nursing a weekly loss of 0.78% having fallen below the 1.30 level to trade at 1.2935 ahead of the weekend, a move that is almost exclusively attributed to a broad rally in the U.S. Dollar.

October 30,2020

A tranche of polls have been released over the past 24 hours that have confirmed a stable lead for Joe Biden with just days go before polling stations across the United States open.

October 30,2020

The U.S. Dollar, Yen, Franc and other 'safe haven' assets found demand in mid-week trade as a risk aversion swept through the global investor community, with a rapidly spiralling covid-19 infection rate in the northern hemisphere as well as nerves ahead of next week's vote being cited as the cause.

October 28,2020