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USD: Stronger after EU central bank events Central bank events in Europe gave the dollar some support yesterday. The surprise rate cut by the Swiss National Bank and a dovish hold by the Bank of...
Will the Bank of England cut rates on Thursday? Markets overwhelmingly think the answer to this question is no. The swaps curve is pricing barely a 5% chance of a rate cut. Much of that is down to...
With most of the focus this week having been on the US CPI and the Federal Reserve, some assets have been left in the background. EUR/GBP may have been slightly overlooked this week but the pair has...
ECB decision this week could affect euro pairs, with EUR/GBP in focus. EUR/GBP is at a critical support level, and the ECB's decision could trigger a rebound. Meanwhile, GBP/USD is on an upward...
The euro picked up some bids on Friday morning as the preliminary consumer prices reading for May showed hotter-than-expected inflation. EUR/USD has taken advantage of Thursday’s reversal on the back...
USD: Minutes boost may not last The 1 May FOMC minutes, released yesterday, surprised on the hawkish side and bolstered the dollar. While the general view was that policy was “well...
USD: Watch for a rising USD/JPY May has so far brought a weak dollar, strong risk sentiment, and growing expectations for Federal Reserve easing. A data-gripped market may, however, need to find the...
USD: Dollar consolidation continues It has been a quiet week for the dollar. Last week's dovish FOMC/soft NFP combination has taken the sting out of the dollar upside. Yet investors remain wary that...
USD: FX to trade only on geopolitics today It was reported overnight that Israel launched a retaliatory strike on the Iranian city of Isfahan. For now, it appears that Iranian media are downplaying...
USD: Fed's speed bump just got bigger Friday's strong US jobs report has added to the bumpy path of US disinflation and Federal Reserve rate cuts. At the start of this year, the Fed was comfortably...
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