LONDON, July 14 — The US dollar gave up early gains today with currency traders unfazed by diplomatic tensions between the United States and China and rising coronavirus cases. While stock markets initially fell as investors turned cautious, the safe-haven yen and the Swiss franc were both down...
Tuesday, 14 Jul 2020 08:24 PM MYT
While stock markets initially fell as investors turned cautious, the safe-haven yen and the Swiss franc were both down on the day by 1105 GMT as market sentiment improved. ING analysts said that while the nervousness was supporting the dollar, progress in the European Union’s efforts to agree a recovery fund package this week would boost the euro.
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