The US dollar fell sharply amid improved risk sentiment and reports of a Brexit deal. US equities continued to recover from October’s rout, the S&P500’s 0.9% gain perhaps helped by indications of a thaw in US-China relations. Oil fell 2% on rising supply.

The US dollar fell sharply amid improved risk sentiment and reports of a Brexit deal. US equities continued to recover from October’s rout, the S&P500’s 0.9% gain perhaps helped by indications of a thaw in US-China relations. Oil fell 2% on rising supply.

The US dollar fell sharply amid improved risk sentiment and reports of a Brexit deal. US equities continued to recover from October’s rout, the S&P500’s 0.9% gain perhaps helped by indications of a thaw in US-China relations. Oil fell 2% on rising supply.

US equities rose for a second consecutive day, the S&P500 currently up 1.9%. US treasury yields and the US dollar also firmed, helped by equities sentiment as well as some upbeat US data.

US equities rose for a second consecutive day, the S&P500 currently up 1.9%. US treasury yields and the US dollar also firmed, helped by equities sentiment as well as some upbeat US data.

US equities rose for a second consecutive day, the S&P500 currently up 1.9%. US treasury yields and the US dollar also firmed, helped by equities sentiment as well as some upbeat US data.

US equities rose, the S&P500 currently up 0.8%, while key commodities oil and copper fell amid US-China trade concerns. The US dollar benefitted from disappointing Eurozone data and a Brexit warning from S&P. Given all that, AUD and NZD performed well.

US equities rose, the S&P500 currently up 0.8%, while key commodities oil and copper fell amid US-China trade concerns. The US dollar benefitted from disappointing Eurozone data and a Brexit warning from S&P. Given all that, AUD and NZD performed well.

US equities rose, the S&P500 currently up 0.8%, while key commodities oil and copper fell amid US-China trade concerns. The US dollar benefitted from disappointing Eurozone data and a Brexit warning from S&P. Given all that, AUD and NZD performed well.

US equities rose, the S&P500 currently up 0.8%, while key commodities oil and copper fell amid US-China trade concerns. The US dollar benefitted from disappointing Eurozone data and a Brexit warning from S&P. Given all that, AUD and NZD performed well.