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Markets stabilized with positive data easing US recession fears, but the US dollar's decline continued. The DXY may face further declines if it falls below the 101.8 support level, with a potential...
USD: Price action is dollar negative DXY is this morning breaking under 102.16 - the low seen during the flash crash of Monday 5 August. There is no flash crash underway today and instead, the...
In the upcoming week, major currency pairs like GBP/USD, EUR/USD, and USD/JPY could experience significant dollar-driven moves despite a lighter economic calendar. With rising US unemployment and...
EUR/USD has posted a new yearly high as the pair continues to attract buying interest. The bullish momentum seen earlier this month has re-emerged this week pushing the euro past the 1.10 mark...
USD: We don't expect any CPI upside surprise Global risk sentiment got a lift from a soft US PPI print yesterday, as the final demand index came in at 0.1% month-on-month (consensus 0.2%) and the...
USD In contrast to last week’s drama, the broad dollar has seen a relatively muted start to the week, trading rangebound on Monday. We see little reason for this dynamic to change today either. The...
The recent market meltdown has caused traders to question where to go from here. Tuesday’s bounce is a natural reaction following a significant pullback, but it doesn’t mean the turbulence is over....
Rising US unemployment and recession fears have weakened the US dollar. The EUR/USD pair is nearing the key 1.10 level, poised for potential gains. Economic data and a potential Fed rate cut could...
USD: Looking expensive into the payrolls One can probably argue that the relatively cautious tone by the Federal Reserve this week will prevent markets from pricing in more than the current 75bp of...
USD: Short rates are on the move As we noted in our Federal Reserve review, the dollar initially rallied on the release of the new FOMC statement but then sold off when Chair Jerome Powell seemingly...
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