On April 15, in the early trading of Asian market on Tuesday, Beijing time, the US dollar index hovered near the 100 mark on Monday. Although it once returned to above the 100 mark during the session, it failed to stand firm and finally closed down 0.15% to 99...

In the Asian session on Tuesday, the U.S. dollar index hovered around 99.87, and fell 0.1% to 99.70 on Monday, and had fallen to 99.21 earlier in the session, not far from the more than three-year low of 99.01, which was set last Friday. This trading day mainl...

In the complex ecosystem of the foreign exchange market, various types of news are the key factors driving currency exchange rate fluctuations. For foreign exchange trading on April 15, a series of positive and negative news intertwined, bringing many key poin...

Global Market Review 1. The three major European and American market conditions, the three major stock index futures rose, with the Dow Jones futures mainly composed of blue-chip stocks rising 0.85%; the S&P 500 futures rose 1.21%; and the Nasdaq 100 futures m...

Market sentiment improved early this week as investors assessed the latest headlines surrounding the U.S.-China trade conflict. Monday‘s economic calendar will not release any data that has a greater impact. Several Fed policymakers will speak during U.S. trad...

Asian market review last Friday, as the Trump administration repeated the issue of import tariffs, shaking investors‘ confidence in the US dollar as a safe haven, the US dollar index continued to weaken during the day, falling below the $100 mark. As of now, t...

Asian market review last Friday, as the Trump administration repeated the issue of import tariffs, shaking investors‘ confidence in the US dollar as a safe haven, the US dollar index continued to weaken during the day, falling below the $100 mark. As of now, t...

In just one week, the US dollar has gone from a "safe haven" to the target of investors‘ anger. US President Trump imposes chaotic tariffs on all enemies and friends, shaking the outside world‘s trust in the world‘s reserve currency over decades. The most obvi...