XM Foreign Exchange APP News - France‘s political and economic crisis continues to escalate, not only reflecting the problem of domestic political fragmentation in France, but also likely to be due to the intensification of financial difficulties by the French...

On Tuesday, September 2, spot gold trading around $3,480/oz, gold prices hit a four-month high of $3,489.78/oz on Monday, just $10 away from the April high. Boosted by the Federal Reserve‘s interest rate cut bets and the weakening of the dollar, silver prices ...

On September 2, in the early trading of Asian market on Tuesday, Beijing time, the US dollar index hovered around 98.14. On Monday, the dollar index fell under pressure and finally closed down 0.17% to 97.68 as markets stakes on the Fed‘s interest rate cuts we...

In the Asian session on Tuesday, the dollar index fluctuated slightly, the dollar hit a five-week low on Monday, and investors awaited a series of U.S. job market data for the week that could impact expectations of the Federal Reserve‘s monetary policy path. T...

1. Many countries around the world have reduced their dependence on the US dollar, and their status may be impacted (badly negative US dollar). Recently, many countries around the world have sent signals to reduce their dependence on US dollar assets. Swiss Na...

Basic news on Tuesday (September 2 Beijing time), spot gold trading was around $3,480/ounce, and gold prices hit a four-month high on Monday to $3,489.78/ounce, only $10 away from the April high. Boosted by the Federal Reserve‘s interest rate cut bets and the ...

On September 1, despite the risk aversion of the market environment, the US dollar index was on the defensive trend at the beginning of the new week and month, continuing its bearish momentum. China‘s private sector manufacturing activity unexpectedly resumed ...

After last month’s major amendment, the U.S. non-farm employment data (NFP, became even more important. The prospect of the job report is suspense, and there are two court cases that have attracted much attention. 1. Trade frictions may be exacerbated by Trump...