Forex today: Inflation in Great Britain and the minutes of FOMC will be in the center of attention

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American dollar managed to regain balance and make a sticky reflection, which helped as a result of resumption of fears about American tariffs, as well as universal sales pressure in the universe related to risk.

Here’s what you need to know on Wednesday, February 19:

The American dollar index (DXY) regained a smile and reversed the multi -day bear, briefly entering 107.00 on Tuesday. Normal applications for MBA mortgage depend on building permits, housing startups, FOMC minutes and a weekly API report on American oil inventory. In addition, Jefferson Fed is expected to speak.

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EUR/USD has been added to Monday rejection from the last annual peaks north of the 1.0500 barrier. The results of the current account in the euro area will be published and then the winter forecasts of the European Commission.

The three -day GBP/USD advance has reached a certain resistance of 1,2600 figurine, distributing part of the last robust profits. The publication of British inflation data will be central.

The renewed Japanese yen depreciation encouraged USD/JPY to reverse the last bear and end the day with humble profits. The balance of commercial readings and machine orders results from the Japanese calendar.

Aud/USD fought to maintain stubborn bias, although he managed to keep the business much above the key level of 0.6300. The leading Westpac index and quarterly the salary price index will be issued in OZ.

WTI prices added to optimism noticeable at the beginning of the week and tested the key sign of USD 72.00 for the barrel after re -supply problems.

Gold prices extended the successful beginning of the week and climbed further north of USD 2900 to the ounce of Troy after the revival of the tariff narrative and a protected marina. Silver prices have increased minutes of $ 32.00 per ounce, so that clock weekly peaks.

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