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Weekly Overview of CFD Movements - 04/09/2023 - 08/09/2023
Weekly Overview of CFD Movements 13/09/2023
13 September, 2023
The Eurodollar hit a three-month low after the higher-than-expected NFP data.
The British pound dollar currency pair declined to multi month lows after US Treasury yields rose throughout the week. The UK office of statistics confirmed that in 2020 the country suffered its biggest slump in more than three hundred years.
The USD/Yen pair hit a fresh ten-month high as it climbed. On Wednesday a Bank of Japan board member, Takata, ruled out an early exit from negative interest rates.
Gold prices fell last week as the dollar rose against most of its rivals, putting pressure on the precious metal.
US stocks fell last week as investors continued to fret over the state of the Chinese economy, amid poor data. Meanwhile traders were looking ahead to September 12ths Apple event. The company plans to unveil its new iPhone 15 alongside other products.
Oil prices jumped to a ten-month high after Saudi Arabia and Russia decided to continue their voluntary production cuts of 1 million and 300,000 barrels per day respectively until the end of the year.
