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23 Mar 2020

RBA buys $2.3 bln of government bonds as part of its QE programme

As a part of its quantitative easing (QE) programme announced last Thursday, the Reserve Bank of Australia bought A$4 billion ($2.3 billion) in local government bonds on Monday.

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Buys A$891M Of May 2021 notes, avg yield 0.2655%

Buys A$1.15B Of Dec. 2021 notes, avg yield 0.2653%

Buys A$850M Of Apr. 2027 notes, avg yield 0.5679%

Buys A$1.11B Of Nov. 2028 notes, avg yield 0.803%

Mar 23, 2020

GBP/USD extends recovery gains towards 1.1700 despite UK lockdown concerns

GBP/USD pays a little heed to the UK lockdown concerns while taking the bids to 1.1655 ahead of the London open on Monday. In doing so, the Cable coul
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Mar 23, 2020

US Dollar Index Price Analysis: Sellers cheer pullback from 103.00

While extending its pullback from 103.00, flashed on Friday, the US dollar Index (DXY) drops to 102.06, down 0.28% while heading into Monday's European open.
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