
Forex Moves as Banks Hike Rates
Forex markets are responding to continuing shifts in central bank policies. Currently, the Dollar is on the rise while the euro has hit a downtrend.
Forex markets are responding to continuing shifts in central bank policies. Currently, the Dollar is on the rise while the euro has hit a downtrend.
The spectre of a recession stimulated by swift interest rate hikes to fight inflation has been raised once again. Expert opinions and the values of national currencies are diverging as the future remains unclear.
A combination of factors have led to the euro losing ground against the greenback. Federal Reserve policy and the EU energy crisis may have contributed.
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