The US dollar is experiencing a stronger position against the majority of global currencies today. The Australian employment data has surpassed expectations, fueling speculation that the central bank’s easing cycle may have concluded. This development accounts for the Australian dollar’s rise to its highest level this month. Nevertheless, sterling remains strong and has built on Read More
The US dollar is primarily stabilizing within tight ranges relative to the major currencies. The Japanese yen stands out as a notable exception, having declined to a new nine-month low as the greenback neared JPY155. In light of Japan’s finance minister’s numerous warnings, the market appears to remain unfazed. It appears that a tangible material Read More
The US dollar exhibits a mixed performance. Sterling has emerged as the weakest among the G10 currencies, following the release of unexpectedly disappointing employment figures that have increased the likelihood of a rate cut in the upcoming month. The dollar has achieved a slight new high against the Japanese yen since February; however, it has Read More
The possible end of the longest US government shutdown in history in the near future has boosted risk appetites, leading to a widespread rise in equities while the dollar remains largely stable. The dollar exhibits mixed results when compared to the G10 currencies. The Japanese yen appears to have been negatively impacted by the rise Read More
Tumbling equities and softer yields indicate a risk-off session. The US dollar, however, is predominantly stronger. In the context of G10 currencies, it required an additional round of verbal intervention and declining Treasury yields to enable the yen to withstand the dollar’s influence. Approximately 50% of currencies have declined by 0.5% or more, with the Read More
The US Dollar is starting the new month with a strong performance. The currency has shown a slight increase against the majority of other currencies. Within the G10, the Australian dollar and Norwegian krone are at the forefront, exhibiting minimal gains. Among emerging market currencies, the Mexican peso’s increase of approximately 0.15% positions it at Read More
