Once again, the rise in government bond yields is acting as the catalyst for the sell off in stocks.
Ben Robson's coverage of the trading week's most important market events.
A relative calm prevailed on world markets and major currency movements on Friday as bank holidays in many countries worldwide such as Canada, Britain
The US dollar gained several gains throughout Thursday as retail sales improved as a leading indicator of consumer spending
Today was full of economic data that had a significant impact on the movements of most major currencies
The demand for the euro increased during Friday's trading, especially against the US dollar, to 1.13 levels
The dollar and the euro were little changed on Thursday after the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank hinted they were willing to leave rates
On Wednesday, the ECB's most important meeting was the ECB meeting in April, as the current monetary policy
GBP trimmed early gains on Tuesday after a German government spokesman denied a media report on German Chancellor Angela Merkel's willingness
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