The June European Central Bank rate decision and policy meeting will arrive on Thursday, June 6 at 11:45 GMT.
EUR/USD fails to test the May-low (1.1107) ahead of the ECB meeting on June 6, with the exchange rate snapping the series of lower highs and lows from the previous week.
Germanys Gross Domestic Product (GDP) report may spark a bullish reaction in EUR/USD as the updates are anticipated to show a pickup in economic activity.
The Japanese Yen rose ahead of the Golden Week holiday in Japan. Souring risk appetite amid deepening global growth concerns may see further headway made.
The anti-risk Japanese Yen and US Dollar may rise as a dovish tone in the ECB policy announcement and March Fed meeting minutes undermine market sentiment.
Crude oil prices may fall ECB and FOMC rhetoric highlights policymakers worries about slowing global growth, souring market-wide risk appetite.
The S&P 500 tech sector has pressed to new heights. Meanwhile, trading volume for the index reached a 5-month low ahead of tomorrows central bank double-header.
Gold prices have had a generally strong year of 2019, with a big zone of support holding up three different inflections already. But can bulls maintain control?
EURUSD will be watching tomorrows cascade of key economic growth indicators out of the US and EU as both economies slow against the backdrop of rising tensions.
At the March meeting, the Governing Council announced its intention to start a third TLRO program.
Inflation rates in the Eurozones largest economy appear to have stabilized in the near-term.
Sterling traders may have to endure a few more weeks of Brexit-related uncertainty as the EU-UK divorce continues to unravel. EUR/USD will be watching local
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The impact of an ECB policy call setting the stage for more stimulus might reach past the Euro to broader sentiment trends, driving Yen and
Gold prices may struggle to capitalize on a dovish ECB policy decision if a subsequent drop in EUR/USD translates into a broadly stronger US Dollar.
Even as economic data momentum has started to improve in recent days, concerns linger about the stability of price pressures and how it may impact
The Japanese Yen may rise while the Euro falls as a worried ECB, anxious chatter at the World Economic Forum in Davos and soft US