Share: The US Dollar came under renewed selling pressure on Friday. The US Dollar Index declined below 102.00 and erased a large portion of weekly gains. US July jobs report showed a 187,000 increase in Nonfarm Payrolls in July. The US Dollar started to weaken against its rivals in the second half of the
Share: The US Dollar is slightly weaker against its major rivals to begin the week. The US Dollar Index stays above 101.50 after posting gains last week. US jobs report and other high-tier data releases this week could drive USD performance. The US Dollar stays marginally weaker on Monday after posting strong gains
Share: The US Dollar struggles to build on weekly gains on Friday. The US Dollar Index stays near 101.50 following Thursday’s rally. US PCE inflation data for June came in softer than expected. The US Dollar stays under modest selling pressure on Friday after posting strong gains against its rivals on Thursday. The USD
Share: More central bank decisions await in the coming week, with live meetings at the Reserve Bank of Australia and the Bank of England. US data will remain in the spotlight with key employment data, including Nonfarm Payrolls. Canada and New Zealand will also release job market data. Eurostat will release inflation and
The DXY is consolidating below 104.00 as investors demand the release of US inflation for further guidance. The Fed needs a compelling drop in inflation to shift to a less aggressive stance. Uncertainty could elevate further if the inflation figures shoot above 8.5%. The US dollar index (DXY) is balancing below the round level mark