In a quiet foreign exchange market, the dollar demonstrates a stronger position against the majority of G10 currencies, reflecting a generally consolidative sentiment. The US markets are not operating today in observance of President’s Day, and Chinese markets will remain closed for the entire week in celebration of the Lunar New Year. Disappointing Japanese data, Read More
The prevailing sentiment in the foreign exchange market reflects a phase of consolidation following the release of January jobs data, which exceeded expectations and introduced volatility into dollar trading. The flow of news is minimal, and tomorrow the United States will release its Consumer Price Index for January. Japan’s markets resumed operations following yesterday’s holiday, Read More
Following the significant declines observed yesterday, the US dollar is predominantly stabilizing with a stronger inclination against the G10 currencies. The yen stands as an exception. The unforeseen post-election increases have persisted into the local session and the European morning. The extended rally at the long end of the Japanese yield curve continues to defy Read More
The dollar maintained its strength on Tuesday, bolstered by favorable economic indicators and changing expectations regarding Federal Reserve policy, which overshadowed worries about a potential U.S. government shutdown. The Australian dollar appreciated following the Reserve Bank of Australia’s anticipated rate increase, marking the initial of three significant central bank announcements this week. The yen continued Read More
The U.S. dollar experienced a slight increase on Tuesday but faced challenges in building momentum. Traders stayed vigilant for possible coordinated currency intervention by authorities in the United States and Japan, while also anticipating Wednesday’s Federal Reserve interest rate decision. The recent attention in the foreign exchange market has centered on the yen, which has Read More
The US Dollar experienced significant selling pressure at the beginning of yesterday’s trading session. The apprehension surrounding joint intervention follows the pre-weekend Fed assessment of rates, seemingly conducted for the benefit of the US Treasury, and highlighted by remarks from Japanese officials, including Prime Minister Takaichi. In the meantime, a further unfortunate death linked to Read More
On Friday, the yen experienced a sudden strengthening, prompting market speculation regarding a possible rate check by authorities, which is frequently seen as a precursor to intervention. Meanwhile, the dollar was on track for its most significant weekly decline since June, as geopolitical tensions continued to unsettle investors. The yen was last observed slightly stronger Read More
The two sources of strain on the global capital markets have diminished. President Trump has retreated from military threats regarding Greenland and has decided against proceeding with the tariff threat on European countries set for February 1. Following a significant sell-off on Tuesday, reminiscent of the events in the UK during Prime Minister Truss’s tenure, Read More
The U.S. dollar maintained its overnight gains against major currencies on Thursday following President Donald Trump’s decision to retract a threat of tariffs on several European NATO countries, highlighting the framework of an agreement with NATO regarding control of Greenland. The safe-harbour Swiss franc faced pressure, declining significantly from a three-week high, as gold also Read More
The dollar exhibits a generally softer stance, yet the consolidative tone remains intact. The yen stands out as the significant exception. Japanese officials have escalated their intervention measures, issuing stronger warnings. The market initially pushed the dollar’s gains to JPY159.45 before traders took some profits, resulting in a decline to approximately JPY158.60. The market appears Read More
