Since last Friday the United States were not fully included in the markets since we have seen the sentiments from Friday which tend to weaken the reserve currency were preserved until now.
However, by the beginning of today's trading session we could see the dollar increase; the dollar index also points to the strengthening of the currency. The previous weakening was of a fundamental nature on the basis of concerns about the slowing US economy relative to global growth.
The European currency also experienced a sharp increase against the background of optimistic statements about the economic recovery, but has since moved away from 3-year highs against the dollar. The yield on 10-year bonds in Germany grew. In general, investors expect further growth in the single currency after the start of the correction to the level of 1.22.
Against the dollar strengthening and standby output on drilling performance reports, oil prices have stopped their climb and from the beginning of today's trading session have shown a decrease, as the Brent crude oil at the moment lost 1.32% and we expect a further decline in energy prices.
