Overall, the financial markets are very quiet in Asian session today. Commodity currencies are trading mildly firmer in very while Swiss Franc and Yen are softer. But major pairs and crosses are stuck inside Friday’s range. Gold dips mildly after prior rejection by 1950 and it could be heading back to 1900 handle. WTI crude […]
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