here is what’s driving currencies this September

Posted by Kristin Whitlock on September 21, 2020
Stock market highs, euro gains, USD weakness, GDP, GBP… overwhelmed yet?

Don’t be. Our OFXperts monitor global events and FX markets day and night, so you don’t have to.

The market insights you need to know now:
Equities are hitting fresh highs, but what does stock market volatility mean for your future exchange rates?
The recent popularity of the euro has taken the currency to two-year highs. Can it last?
Our one-page guide breaks down what’s happening in the major currencies now, and what could be in store in the next month.
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OFX Currency Outlook
What to watch this month [5 min read]

Stock market performance, shifting risk sentiment and monetary policy announcements. See what’s driving the key currencies right now in a one-page summary [USD, CAD, GBP, EUR, JPY, AUD and NZD].
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Stocks and currencies
Stocks, shocks, and currencies [8 min read]
Foreign exchange and stocks are important to businesses all over the world, but the relationship between the two markets isn’t always clear. Find out what the trends are, and what the performance of global stock markets can tell us about the strength of currencies including USD, JPY, EUR, AUD and NZD.
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Euro inflow [4 min read]
As the USD remains under pressure versus G10 currencies, the euro is enjoying gains, recently approaching a two-year high. With the EU agreeing on a recovery plan, the currency’s long-term prospects are promising. But is the euro really going to be the new king of currencies?
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Euro
Big news creates big moves
Events that could trigger currency volatility in September.
GBP | September 8 | UK EU Trade Talks resume
CAD | September 9 | Bank of Canada meeting
EUR | September 10 | European Central Bank meeting
CNY | September 14 | China August Industrial Production data
USD | September 15 – 16 | US Federal Open Market Committee
GBP | September 17 | Bank of England meeting

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