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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...
Stocks rallied to close out the last week of August. The $6.5 billion buy imbalance, which overwhelmed the market in an illiquid trading session ahead of the three-day weekend, could have had...
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...
USD After struggling for almost the entire week, Thursday saw the dollar begin to stage a turnaround, helped by commentary from Fed officials. As we have noted previously, market expectations for Fed...
USD Wednesday was all about the dollar for FX traders, with payroll revisions and FOMC meeting minutes set to be published. In the case of the former, payroll revisions were unusually large,...
USD The greenback continued its slide to start the week, with the broad dollar giving up almost 0.5% despite a light domestic data calendar. That said, these selloffs leave the greenback looking...
Credit spreads remained steady yesterday, but there were notable movements elsewhere. The one-month implied correlation index, which gauges how stocks might move together, increased. At the same...
Stocks kept rising because retail sales and jobless claims data were better than expected. This is the second week in a row that stocks have jumped after a good jobless claims report. I’m not sure if...
Stocks were mostly flat to slightly up yesterday, with the S&P 500 getting a boost in the last 10 minutes due to a big closing imbalance. Other than that, it was a pretty quiet day. The CPI...
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...
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