USD/CAD remains under pressure as Fed’s Powell signals that he is open to monetary policy adjustments. Fed Powell’s dovish interest rate guidance has battered the US Dollar. Investors await US Durable Goods, PCE inflation, and Canada’s GDP data. The USD/CAD pair struggles for a firm-footing during the Asian session on Monday after sliding almost 0.8% […]
The US Dollar (USD) retains a firm undertone in quiet trade ahead of Powell’s remarks at 10ET. A rebound in risk appetite is giving a mild boost to EM FX, however, with the ZAR, KRW and MXN outperforming the core majors and the USD, Scotiabank’s Chief FX Strategists Shaun Osborne and Eric Theoret note. USD
The markets are off to a slow start, with low vol summertime trading still overshadowing broader developments, Scotiabank’s Chief FX Strategists Shaun Osborne and Eric Theoret note. USD little changed as attentions shifts to Powell comments due Friday “There is clearly much to digest and understand from Friday’s Trump/Putin meeting—details may become clearer with today’s
It was just a brief dip below the 1.16 mark last week. Early this morning, EUR-USD is trading almost 2 cents higher around 1.1740. As our currency indices indicate (which measure the performance of currencies against the G10 average), the downward movement and now the upward movement can primarily be attributed to the USD side.
The Dollar holds marginal gains with investors cautious amid growing trade uncertainty. Risk appetite remains subdued as the trade talks with the European Union and Japan remain stalled. The DXY trades 0.15% above Monday’s lows, but still 1% below last week’s highs.against The US Dollar is trading moderately higher against its main peers on Tuesday,
United States (US) President Donald Trump said that he would hold a meeting to discuss the Iran-Israel conflict and reaffirmed that Iran should have made a deal. He added that if Iran wants to come to the White House, he may be open to it. On that headline, WTI prices tumbled from $73.94 to $72.14,
The US Dollar dropped as US-Sino trade talks began in London on Monday, amid an improvement in risk appetite and the first reports that talks are going well, according to US President Donald Trump. US equities are trading mixed, US Treasury bond yields down, as traders brace for the release of UK jobs data, ECB
The President of the Federal Reserve (Fed) Bank of Dallas, Lorie Logan, struck a cautiously balanced tone in earlier remarks, acknowledging both persistent inflation pressures and rising market uncertainty. Key Quotes Despite uncertainty and financial market volatility, the US economy is resilient. The labour market remains stable. Inflation is still somewhat above target. Risks are
US Dollar’s (USD’s) rebound found momentum from a US court ruling, saying that Trump’s unilateral imposition of ‘Liberation Day tariffs’ under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) is invalid. DXY was last at 99.93 levels, OCBC’s FX analysts Frances Cheung and Christopher Wong note. 2-way trades still likely in the near term “The ruling
The US Dollar Index sees the previous day’s relief rally pared back in full on Friday. Trump hints to tariffs for EU and starts to target domestic companies as well, with Apple’s Iphone facing 25% tariff. The US Dollar Index extends losses and is on its way to test a fresh two-week low near 99.14.
The US Dollar (USD) maintained its weekly leg lower well in place, weakening to new two-week lows on the back of rising concerns over the US fiscal position in light of President Trump’s tax bill and worries over the performance of the US economy. Source link
The Mexican Peso gains ground against the US Dollar as Moody’s downgrade of US sovereign debt weighs on the Greenback. The Federal Reserve is set to review the discount rate on Monday, potentially influencing short-term funding conditions. USD/MXN trades cautiously below the key psychological resistance at 19.50, reflecting broader Dollar weakness. The Mexican Peso (MXN)
The US Dollar trades steady lower on Thursday despite a slew of key US economic data released. Markets see talks in Turkey between Russia and Ukraine fall apart before even starting. The US Dollar Index holds just below 101.00 and could move either way after a volatile Wednesday. The US Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks
US CPI inflation cooled to 2.3% in April, below expectations, raising Fed rate cut speculation. Trump touts tax cuts and investment deals, but details on trade pacts remain vague. DXY slips below 101.60 as tariff truce with China lacks forward clarity. Markets expect first Fed rate cut by September 2025 with easing through 2026. The
The Greenback on the backfoot this Tuesday while the US-China trade deal euphoria quickly fades. Traders see April’s US CPI release not really showing inflationary signals after Liberation Day. The US Dollar Index slips back to 101.50 after failing to reclaim the 102.00 level. The US Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the performance of the US
The US Dollar Index may retest the upper boundary of its ascending channel near 100.80. A decisive break above the 50 mark would be required to confirm a shift toward bullish momentum. The DXY may target immediate support at the nine-day EMA of 100.10. The US Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the performance of the
Yesterday afternoon, Donald Trump finally presented his first trade deal with the United Kingdom in the Oval Office. However, despite all the fanfare, it must be said that the substance was rather thin once again. There was much talk of the great opportunities that this deal offers both countries, Commerzbank’s FX analyst Volkmar Baur notes.
