After a run of uninspiring US data the USD dug itself out of a hole on Friday with the retail sales and industrial production numbers...
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In the statistical arena investors had little more to shape their view of the USD than the Bureau of Labor's consumer price index data...
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With his proposed tariffs on Mexico now back in the box, President Trump has allowed Mexico 45 days to reduce the number of US-bound migrants...
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In Friday's end-of-month ecostat blowout the United States played only a relatively minor part. There was no shortage of US data but they had only a passing effect on the USD.
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Investors who had eagerly awaited the meeting of America's Trump and China's Xi at the G20 in Osaka were determined not to be disappointed at the outcome.
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The Brexit Saga continued during the weekend, with finance minister Philip Hammond confirming that the prime minister will try this week for a third time to get her withdrawal bill through the House of Common...
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In the wake of Thursday's confusion about the Federal Reserve's policy intentions (25 or 50 basis points to be lopped off the Funds rate next Wednesday)...
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Even though there were no US data to speak of, and nothing new on the China trade talks, the USD did well on Monday.
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Until the Bureau of Economic Affairs printed the revised data for fourth quarter gross domestic product the USD was not looking too clever.
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The dollar was among the leaders, with little to choose between the top four currencies. US statistics were few.
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