For three weeks now the conflict over the US budget has been ongoing.
[/color]Although articles by different news agencies have tiptoed around it in their work on the topic, there is no other way to put it, really: President Trump is holding the US government hostage. In a situation which has been going on since late December, Donald Trump continues to stall the efforts of Congress to pass a budget to fund governmental activities for 2019. Here is the what, how, and why of it all.
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The pair is in a tough spot, but today we can place buy orders.
[/color]Today we would take a look at the EUR/USD currency pair. The pair recently went through a brief recovery period, before turning bearish once more.
[/color]The euro is still having a hard time rallying. Last week it managed to push the EUR/USD pair up to 1.15 but then it began retreating again due to disappointing fundamentals from the eurozone.
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The pair is in a correction.
[/color]The dollar index in today's trading session scored over 20 basis points and the pair has began entering a correction.
[/color]Moreover, a new vote on Brexit puts pressure on our pair. The current British Prime Minister Theresa May might resign if her deal fails and this gives a negative push for the pound.
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The price correction is going to be over and the deals on the trend seem the most effective.
[/color]The quotes continue within the upward trend in favor of the euro. Both currencies were under pressure last year: the euro due to economic slowdown and political problems, the AUD due to the pressure of the US-China trade conflict and the economic downturn. Overall, today it is difficult to find a country that would demonstrate strong economic growth.
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The pair rises.
[/color]After a no-confidence voting yesterday, Theresa May was able to remain in her current position and continued negotiations with rival parties on the Brexit treaty. As a result, the British pound was able to strengthen.
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May's deal failed, the government survived the vote of no confidence, but what happens now?
[/color]This week we must return to the topic of Brexit once again, since the United Kingdom is dangerously close to the March 29 deadline with no deal in sight, and this is leaving way too many questions open for investors. Let's take a look at what we know about the UK's exit from the European Union.
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The pair remains bearish, so a strong sell is recommended.
[/color]Today we would take a look at the EUR/USD currency pair. The pair was falling gradually all throughout last week.
[/color]The overall sentiment in Europe right now is not positive. Politically, the bloc is currently experiencing several tremors - the ongoing issue of Brexit is one, the yellow vest protests in France, as well as the EU-skeptic government in Italy, are just a few of the reasons why investors are turning their attention away from the EU.
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The pair is on the rise.
[/color]After last week's vote on the confidence in the government Theresa May, she remained as Prime Minister and the British pound began to strengthen.
[/color]The dollar index is also strengthening, and since yesterday's trading session it has returned above the 96.00 mark.
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[/size]Today we would take a look at the EUR/USD currency pair. After the price spent last week recovering, it is now once more decreasing.[/color]There is not much that is new in Europe. The most recent reports on economic growth and inflation rates were disappointing, but overall in line with what the European Central Bank has warned against. The ECB was alarmed by the global economic slowdown in 2018, especially exacerbated by Trump's tariff plan.[/color]More information [size=78%][/size][/color]see here[size=78%]

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This week we caught a glimpse as to what is in store for American politics when President Trump gave his annual State of the Union address. Postponed by about a week due to the government shutdown, the State of the Union is seen as a golden opportunity for the President of the United States to set the political agenda for the whole year ahead. We decided to present you with a few highlights from the event and see what we can expect from a President who has repeatedly proven difficult to predict the actions of.
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[/size]On the daily chart we observe that the pair has declined for six days in a row and the dollar index reached its maximum annual values, rising above the level of 96.80.[/color]A meeting of EU finance ministers will be held today, where future plans will be discussed. In part, the single currency rate is also affected by the Brexit negotiation status.[/color]More information [size=78%][/size][/color]see here[size=78%]


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Starting from January we have observed the rates within the upward trend. The Canadian dollar received the necessary support by rising oil prices and reducing the risks associated with the trade conflict between the US and Canada. At the same time, the economy remains at the optimal level, although it is not in the stage of active growth.
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[/size]During yesterday's rally, the dollar appreciation resumed and the pair started a downward movement again. The dollar index again approached 97.00 showing the strength of the reserve currency.[/color]The euro, on the contrary, is trying to reduce the ECB's efforts and the pair continues to approach four-month lows.[/color]More information [size=78%][/size][/color]see here[size=78%]
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