Finally, Greenback managed to regain control and achieved acceptable profits after multi -chamber minima. However, the wider scenario remained shadowy with intensive tariff uncertainty, as well as fear of recession in the USA.

Here’s what you need to know on Thursday, March 13:

The American dollar index (DXY) has postponed a part of the multi -day deep sales, again analyzing the 103.80 zone among increasing profitability. Producers’ prices will be delegated in the spotlight by ordinary initial unemployed claims.

EUR/USD met some resistance and went back to the region below 1.0900 in response to a bland reflection in the American dollar. Industrial production in the euro area will be published with the speeches of De Guindos EBC, Nagel and Villeroy.

GBP/USD pushed harder and only left the 1.3000 threshold key, just to give away some impulse. The RICS House price balance will be the only release of the channel.

USD/JPY was added to Tuesday, climbing to multi -day ups and briefly exceeding the barrier of 149.00. Weekly investment data in foreign bonds is due.

Despite the problems with the tariff and growth of the American dollar, Aud/USD increased further north of the 0.6300 obstacle, reaching two -day peaks at the same time. Final permits for the building and approval of a private house are expected, followed by Jones RBA’s speech.

The prices of WTI increased to three -day maximas near $ 68.00 per barrel despite the ounce in American dollars and lasting problems with the trade war.

Gold prices have advanced to two -week peaks of around USD 2,940 per ounce of Troy after tariff lounge and CPI print in the USA lower than expected. Silver prices have passed $ 33.00 per ounce, reaching the annual peak.