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7 Jan 2020

BoE Carney: Global economy is headed for a liquidity trap – FT

The Bank of England governor, Marck Carney, is quoted by the Finacial Times as saying that the BoE successor still have monetary policy tools, but the global economy is headed for a liquidity trap.

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Jan 7, 2020

Gold consolidated into the Wall Street close, elevated in risk-off conditions

Gold prices have been consolidating in the latter part of the US session and ending on Wall Street around 0.3% higher having travelled between a low

EUR/USD Price Analysis: Euro pressuring 1.1142 support rolling into Asia

The market is correcting down just above the 200-day simple moving average (SMA) as the market is easing from the December 2019 highs.