US dollar

Bitcoin is 'digital gold', but less - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Tong's Portfolio

Bitcoin is 'digital gold', but less

Not surprisingly, there is significant controversy surrounding Bitcoin.

Gold

Gold heads for best year in a decade with US dollar decline

Gold is set for the biggest annual advance in a decade after a tumultuous year.

Global Markets

Stocks rise, US dollar declines, British pound extends gain in markets update

Most Asian stocks climbed Thursday and the pound advanced following the outline of the post-Brexit trade deal.
The tide is turning for Yangzijiang, says DBS - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

The tide is turning for Yangzijiang, says DBS

DBS is maintaining its buy call and $1.40 target price on Yangzijiang.

US stocks

BlackRock shorts US dollar for Asian currencies regardless of Trump or Biden win

BlackRock is shorting the dollar on expectations that unprecedented fiscal and monetary stimulus will prolong its losses.
Fall in USD 'generally positive' for US energy sector: PhillipCapital - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

Fall in USD 'generally positive' for US energy sector: PhillipCapital

In his report, PhillipCapital analyst Yeap Jun Rong has also recommended his ETF picks in the event of a Trump or Biden win.

US Economy

Goldman says to short US dollar on rising likelihood of Biden win

The strategists also suggest buying the euro, Canadian and Australian dollars against the greenback.

US Economy

Around the curve: Dollar outlook dims

Revenue disappeared overnight as the world went into lockdown during March and April, and the impact was indiscriminate.

Markets

Asian shares set to rise as recovery comes into focus

Asian shares were set to gain on Wednesday, encouraged by buoyant US moves that followed stronger-than-expected manufacturing indicators while the dollar emerged from its recent lows against the euro.

Tong's Portfolio

Start of a multi-year downtrend for the US dollar?

Of late, however, there appears to be a reversal in growth expectations, driven by the country’s worsening outbreak, the likelihood of more fiscal spending and rising deficit as well as extremely dovish comments from the Fed.
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