Dollar keeps steadier so far on the session

[ad_1] Even as equities are finding a bit of a reprieve, currency traders are not really buying it. 10-year Treasury yields are down 2.7 bps on the day to 4.509% now and that is helping to give stocks a light breather. If anything, it could prove temporary and I reckon that is what is helping

Dollar stays in the driver’s seat for now

[ad_1] It’s all about what is happening in bonds right now and with Treasuries still selling off, it is keeping the dollar underpinned. 10-year yields in the US may be down slightly today but it is still early in the day and we are still seeing it keep at around 4.52% currently. That is impacting

Higher US Treasury Yields Limiting Aussie Dollar

[ad_1] AUD/USD ANALYSIS & TALKING POINTS US bond market guides AUD lower. US economic data and Fed guidance in focus later today. AUD bulls barely holding on. Recommended by Warren Venketas Get Your Free AUD Forecast AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR FUNDAMENTAL BACKDROP The Australian dollar remains on the backfoot this Tuesday after the greenback (DXY) climbed to

Dollar Strengthens as US Yields Rise, Stock Indices Retreat By Investing.com

[ad_1] © Reuters. The US dollar has seen an uptick against major currencies, including the Euro (EUR), British Pound (GBP), Swiss Franc (CHF), and Canadian Dollar (CAD) on Tuesday. This comes as US yields, including the 2-year at 5.18%, 5-year at 4.632%, and 10-year at 4.560%, have shown a rising trend. Meanwhile, major stock indices

Dollar hits 10-month high as US yields spike, yen recovers from dip By Reuters

[ad_1] © Reuters. U.S. Dollar banknote is seen in this illustration taken July 17, 2022. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File photo By Harry Robertson and Tom Westbrook LONDON/SINGAPORE (Reuters) – The dollar rose to a new 10-month peak on Tuesday as U.S. bond yields hit their highest level since October 2007, while the Japanese yen recovered from an

Oil tests support as US Dollar strength snaps August rally

[ad_1] Share: Oil (WTI) slides lower and starts flirting with first important support near $88.  The US Dollar value keeps increasing as markets price in a  possible persistent rate differential between USD and  other  currencies. Higher Oil prices have negative implications even  for Oil producers. Oil prices drop for a second day in a