Currency Forecast

Surging U.S. COVID-19 cases finally caught up to the greenback this week. USD/JPY broke support on Friday, with the U.S. dollar trading lower against most of the major currencies. Aside from the...

The U.S. dollar traded higher against most of the major currencies on Tuesday, but a large part of its gains were incurred during the Asian and early European trading sessions. In the New York...

The IMF predicts the coronavirus pandemic will force US growth to shrink to -8.0% in 2020, while the Canadian economy will contract even further, to -8.4%. Both have challenges ahead of them, but the...

Over the holiday weekend, the number of coronavirus cases in the US hit new record highs, but Monday’s rally in currencies and equities suggest that investors are unfazed by the growing health...

Based on the latest jobs report, the U.S. economy is doing great. Approximately 4.8 million Americans returned to work in the month of June following an increase of nearly 2.7 million in May. The...

The third quarter kicked off with consolidation equities and currencies. Stocks traded slightly higher while the US dollar edged lower, allowing sterling, the Canadian, Australian and New Zealand...

As the second quarter draws to a close, we reflect on the gains in equities and currencies. While the COVID-19 pandemic scarred the markets at the end of the first quarter, recovery was the...

When the COVID-19 pandemic began, we all knew that strict lockdown measures in the U.S. and other parts of the world would put major strain on global economic activity. Economic data hit recessionary...

In the last 24 hours, U.S. President Donald Trump and White House officials have been out in force, aggressively trying to talk up the markets. Stocks consolidated near their highs last week and...

The dollar could be headed for a crash and it could happen very suddenly. So says economist Stephen Roach who believes it might occur at “warp speed.”Roach, a Yale University senior fellow...

The U.S. dollar kicked off this new trading week lower against all of the major currencies. Existing home sales fell more than expected in the month of May with year-over-year sales seeing its...

This article was written exclusively for Investing.com  A wild ride since March Interest rate differentials took some of the bullish wind out of the dollar’s sails Election time in the US...

There’s still a high level of anxiety in the financial markets as shown by the moves in currencies and equities. High beta currencies such as the euro, sterling and the Canadian dollar sold off,...

“A dollar crash is virtually inevitable,” according to Stephen Roach, a Yale University Senior Fellow.An exceptionally low domestic savings rate and a chronic current account shortfall are...