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16 Mar 2020

UK PM Johnson: Doing everything we can to give businesses liquidity they need

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the coronavirus outbreak will present a very "considerable challenge" for businesses both big and small. 

"We are going to do everything we can to give businesses the liquidity they need," Johnson added. "There is a widespread agreement amongst the G7 that we need to make sure everyone has access to liquidity. If we act jointly with G7, we countries will be more successful."

Risk aversion

The UK's FTSE 100 closed the day 4.7% lower on Monday. As of writing, both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 were erasing around 9%.

Mar 16, 2020

NZD/USD recovers to 0.6130 but failed to hold above 0.6100

The NZD/USD pair dropped to test daily lows and rebounded, rising to 0.6131. As of writing, was trading at 0.6090, modestly higher compared to Friday’
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Mar 16, 2020

EUR/USD Price Analysis: Euro remains vulnerable below the 1.1240 level after Fed's emergency 100bps cut

EUR/USD is consolidating last week’s decline while trading just above the main SMAs. DXY (US dollar index) remains supported despite the 100bps rate cut by th
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