The Australian Dollar seems poised to outperform its major counterparts in 2021, on the back of surging iron ore prices and the nation’s success in stifling the novel coronavirus.

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All three major US stock indices closed sharply lower on the first trading day of 2021 as surging coronavirus cases and new lockdowns weighed on sentiment. Gold prices climbed alongside the VIX vol…

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The anti-risk US Dollar and Japanese Yen rose as stocks plunged at the start of 2021. Gold prices gained as bond yields fell. Runoff elections in Georgia are now in focus.

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The US Dollar finished flat for the first trading session of 2021, though volatility is accelerating into the new year. GBP/USD spiked lower and USD/CAD climbed while EUR/USD eked out a small gain.

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