Dollar in the doldrums as focus turns to Fed, U.S. fiscal package

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The dollar nursed losses on Tuesday, after slumping to a two-year low, as investors worry about the damage from the coronavirus to the U.S. economy and await the latest outlook from the Federal Reserve and the passage of a new fiscal rescue package.

Pressure on the greenback has been relentless since the end of May, as faith in a global economic recovery from the pandemic has grown stronger and other currencies have rallied.

While the rate of new U.S. case numbers is showing signs of slowing down, the unchecked spread of the virus also seems to be denting economic recovery and a rebound in hiring has stalled. That has led some to entertain the prospect of an imminent dollar rebound. One warning sign has come from the Chinese yuan, which has struggled to capitalise on the dollar's weakness amid heightened Sino-U.S. tensions.

 

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Why is it still called Capitalism?

With its image as one of the very richest countries in the world it should be very easy for US to help people financially without much economic activities for months. But the truth shows a different picture. US seems to be a badly administered country.

Enjoy your August $1200 stimulus check. Our grandchildren will be picking up the tab ... and we wonder why the $ is in the dumper?

Dollar fecking scared as realDonaldTrump puts up a wing nut for Fed.

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