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USD: Softer amid intra-day volatility Amid much intra-day volatility, DXY is down around 0.5% on the week. That's not much, but DXY is now just a whisker away from the lowest levels in two years....
The Bank of England (BoE) kept rates unchanged on Thursday as widely expected. The vote split came in at 8-1, with just one dovish dissenter. Markets had been expecting a 7-2 split. Comments attached...
The latest UK CPI data released on Wednesday morning showed consumer prices remained unchanged at 2.2% in August as widely forecasted. Meanwhile, core CPI which excludes volatile prices like food,...
Markets expect the Bank of England (BoE) to keep rates unchanged at its meeting on Thursday. Current pricing shows a 63% chance of no change versus 37% in favour of a 25-basis point cut. The central...
USD: All to play for in Philadelphia FX markets are marking out ranges as they wait for fresh inputs. Overnight we saw some better Chinese trade data, where exports surprised on the upside and...
Commodities were doing well — beating bonds and real estate and keeping up with global equities —until June 2024 (Figure 1). July was a bad month for the asset class and the cross-market volatility...
USD: ING's customers turn a little more bearish on the dollar In a poll taken during our Economics Live webinar yesterday, 25% of respondents felt EUR/USD would end the year over 1.13, while 46%...
USD ISM manufacturing data is the key point of note for the US today – an appetiser ahead of Friday’s main event, with the publication of the August jobs report. With all attention squarely on the...
USD: Consolidation or base-building? There is quite a popular view out there that with 100bp of Fed cuts priced by the end of this year and a terminal rate already priced at 3.00%, the dollar does...
USD EUR/USD drifted higher yesterday, bolstered by a continued broad-market easing in US dollar buying pressure. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell all but confirmed that the central bank will pivot...
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