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EUR/USD refreshes day high above 1.0640 on hawkish ECB guidance, USD Index extends correction

As the USD Index continues to lose steam, EUR/USD has kept rising above 1.0640. After taking into account lower inflation in February and new banking instability, the Federal Reserve might keep interest rates the same. Technical Overview The EUR/USD bounced back from a key support (Fibonacci retracement, a key horizontal support band, and the 100-day…

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Indian Rupee

Market turmoil puts pressure on rupee, slides to 82.61/$

The rupee is anticipated to experience more pressure due to the risk-off attitude on global markets brought on by the Credit Suisse disaster. The domestic currency decreased slightly towards 82. 79 in postmarket transactions after closing at 82. 61 on Wednesday’s interbank foreign exchange market.According to bankers, since issues have been percolating within the banking…

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Canadian dollar

USD/CAD advances sharply on a buoyant US Dollar on risk-aversion linked to Credit Suisse

The American financial and banking crisis, which is threatening to spread globally, is fueling safe-haven flows towards the US dollar, which has caused the USD/CAD to rise. With growing concerns about a financial catastrophe, the bankruptcy of two American banks prompted a sell-off in Credit Suisse’s (CS) stock. As a result, the USD/CAD is currently…

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