The dollar remained close to its 10-day lows on Tuesday, as a deal to conclude the Iran war enhanced risk appetite. Meanwhile, the yen hovered near the significant 160 level following the Bank of Japan’s rate hike, a move that was widely anticipated to address inflationary pressures stemming from the conflict. U.S. President Donald Trump Read More
The dollar stood close to a two-month high on Monday following a strong U.S. jobs report that prompted traders to increase their expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike this year, while the yen edged deeper into the intervention zone. Currency movements remained relatively subdued in contrast to the wider market, which experienced a significant Read More
The immediate focus shifts to the US employment report for May.It frequently provokes a significant response in the foreign exchange market. The median forecast indicates an increase of 88,000. The average of 150k in March and April is open to revisions. Nonetheless, with the appointment of the new Fed chair, the influence on expectations for Read More
The US Dollar Index has declined following a reduction in risk aversion, prompted by the announcement that Israel and Lebanon have agreed to extend their ceasefire on Wednesday. Geopolitical optimism faced constraints following President Trump’s warning to revoke the ceasefire should Tehran take action against US troops. The Greenback may rally as robust May jobs Read More
The U.S. dollar remained stable on Tuesday amid stagnant discussions regarding the resolution of the conflict in the Middle East. This situation contributed to an increase in oil prices, raising concerns among investors about the potential necessity for sustained higher interest rates to address inflationary challenges. Concerns are rising among investors regarding the potential jeopardy Read More
Following a recovery in the North American afternoon for the second consecutive session yesterday, the dollar has experienced selling pressure once again in Asia and Europe today. The market appears largely indifferent to the recent developments of new hostilities in the Middle East. The ceasefire, as frequently observed, has shown signs of strain yet seems Read More
The dollar commenced Friday’s Asian session with a strong position against the majority of major currencies, following the resurgence of hostilities between the U.S. and Iran. Meanwhile, the Japanese yen remained relatively stable after recent verbal interventions from Tokyo. On Thursday, the U.S. and Iran engaged in exchanges of fire and rhetoric once more, intensifying Read More
The dollar continued to face pressure on Thursday, as optimism surrounding a potential de-escalation in the Iran-U.S. conflict bolstered currencies linked to oil. Meanwhile, Tokyo’s renewed verbal intervention to support the yen kept speculators on edge. On Wednesday, Iran announced that it was assessing a U.S. peace proposal, which sources suggested would officially conclude the Read More
The US dollar is experiencing a modest decline against the G10 currencies, with the exception of the Japanese yen, as the North American trading session commences. The markets in China and Japan continue to observe a holiday period. In the wake of the Reserve Bank of Australia’s third rate hike of the year, the news Read More
In markets with reduced activity due to the holiday, the dollar is generally weaker as anticipation builds for North American leadership. Given the recent increase in the yen, and contrary to our prior expectations, it seems that Japanese officials took significant action yesterday. The intervention could have been approximately $34.5 billion (~JPY5.4 trillion), which, if Read More
