U.S dollar set to register its fourth consecutive monthly decline, longest losing streak since 2017
The US dollar is weaker as traders placed a very dovish spin of the Fed shift to inflation targeting.
The US dollar is weaker as traders placed a very dovish spin of the Fed shift to inflation targeting.
Brent crude prices in the last few weeks, keep ranging between the $44-$46 ranges.
The U.S Fed Reserve strategy now permits inflation to rise above its 2% target.
Global Stocks ended the week mixed on the present prevailing macros.
The U.S. Dollar Index tracks the American dollar against other major currencies.
Gulf Coast energy infrastructures were mostly spared the brunt of the damage
Crude oil traders are presently concerned as the storm sets its course on the Gulf of Mexico.
Gold bulls reversed the downward trend as the greenback value lost some ground recently.
Investors and stock traders continue to increase their buying pressures on technology and health stocks.
Brent crude is the leading global benchmark for Atlantic basin crude oils.