Share: The New Zealand Dollar trades higher against the US Dollar but lower versus the Yen on Friday. The Kiwi is supported by a relatively benign outlook for inflation amongst most counterparts. NZD/USD establishes a floor and rebounds, resuming the uptrend from midweek. The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) is trading mixed at the
Share: Japanese Yen continues its recovery into the weekend on potential for divergent monetary policy. BoJ has started normalizing policy as other central banks are close to reaching the end of their tightening cycles. USD/JPY declines sharply after Nonfarm Payrolls miss brings into doubt further Fed rate hikes. The Japanese Yen (JPY)
Share: The NZD/USD is back into Friday’s lows as the US Dollar sees a late bid on Friday. The Kiwi continues to face topside rejection as broader markets choose safer havens. Kiwi traders will be looking ahead to next Tuesday’s NZ labor figures. The NZD/USD is ticking back towards 0.5800 heading into the
Share: Japanese Yen declines against the US Dollar due to broad risk aversion on Israel-Palestine tensions. FX market intervention from the Japanese authorities may have propped up the weakening Yen as USD/JPY passed the 150 threshold. In the US session, USD weakens after a raft of US data releases, including GDP and Jobless
Share: The highlight of the Asian session will be RBA Bullock’s appearance before the Senate Economics Legislation Committee. Later in the day, the European Central Bank will announce its monetary policy decision, and the US will release critical economic data, including Q3 GDP and Jobless Claims. Here is what you need to know on
Share: The AUD/USD is backsliding on Wednesday, tumbling over 90 pips from the day’s early peak. Further red is on the cards as broad-market risk appetite sours, sending the USD higher. Aussie inflation risks are increasing, and the RBA’s holding pattern has investors worried. The AUD/USD hit an early high of 0.6399 on
Share: The Greenback lost substantially on Thursday after Powell did not bring anything new to the table. A very light data calendar on Friday offers room for traders to digest past week events. The US Dollar Index strengthened somewhat on Friday amid escalating tensions in the Middle East. The US Dollar (USD) lost
Share: The Pound Sterling (GBP) rallies against the US Dollar (USD) even though the latest round of UK economic data didn’t support the advance of Sterling, but overall weakness on the Greenback keeps most G8 FX currencies underpinned. The GBP/USD is trading at 1.2135 after sliding to a daily low of 1.2037 earlier in the European session. Read More…
© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Woman holds U.S. dollar banknotes in this illustration taken May 30, 2022. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo By Brigid Riley and Alun John TOKYO/LONDON (Reuters) – The euro, pound and yen were all pinned at multi-month lows on Tuesday, with the Japanese currency on the brink of weakening past the psychological 150 per
Share: The USD/CAD had cleared the 1.3500 handle in Tuesday trading. The oil-backed Loonie is unable to find gains as the DXY captures the broader market. US data to feature heavily in the back half of the week. The USD/CAD has decisively reclaimed the 1.3500 major handle for Tuesday. The US Dollar Index
