[ad_1] US Dollar, USD/JPY, DXY Index, Japanese Yen, Treasury Yields, JGB, BoJ, Kanda – Talking Points The US Dollar ascent continued overnight with the DXY making a new high Firm US data underpinned interest rate markets with firming Treasury yields JGB yields are static. Will that see intervention in USD/JPY at some stage? Recommended by
[ad_1] OPEC+ supply restrictions were extended, and U.S. oil and cloth both hit more than nine-and-a-half-month highs. Saudi Arabia and Russia’s strategy to further deplete inventories is being felt across the oil market. The December-December spread for West Texas Intermediate crude, favored by oil hedge funds, rose to its widest level since late 2022. Brent,
[ad_1] © Reuters Investing.com– Most Asian currencies moved in a tight range on Thursday, while the dollar steadied near six-month highs as signs of sticky U.S. inflation spurred continued concerns over a hawkish Federal Reserve. Weak economic data from China also dented sentiment towards Asian markets, with both and in the country continuing to decline
[ad_1] © Reuters. Investing.com– Most Asian currencies fell on Wednesday, hit by persistent concerns over slowing economic growth and high oil prices, while the dollar surged to six-month highs before more cues on U.S. monetary policy from a string of Federal Reserve officials. A broader risk-off sentiment also kept traders wary of regional currencies, following
[ad_1] © Reuters. U.S. Dollar banknotes are seen in this illustration taken July 17, 2022. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/file photo By Alun John and Brigid Riley TOKYO/LONDON (Reuters) – Jitters about global growth, particularly in China, caused the safe-haven U.S. dollar to hit multi-month highs on the Japanese yen, euro and pound on Tuesday and sent the
[ad_1] Crude Oil, WTI, Bent, US Dollar, NFP, FOMC, HSI, RBA, BoC, ASEAN, G-20 – Talking Points Crude oil’s leap to new highs appears intact for now with A combination of production cuts and an inventory rundown boosted oil After today’s US holiday, a busy week lies ahead. Will WTI keep climbing? Recommended by Daniel
[ad_1] Today is the seventh straight day of gains for oil and it’s broken out to the highest levels of the year. The $85 level has been a barrier for crude this year but yesterday Russia’s Novak said that next week OPEC+ will announce a new supply agreement. He didn’t say whether that would entail
[ad_1] Share: Bullish-engulfing candlestick pattern on the daily chart suggests buyers are in control. The first major resistance at 1.3600, followed by several key levels up to 1.3804. Downside risks include a drop below 1.3489, potentially targeting the 200-DMA at 1.3462 and the 50-DMA at 1.3345. The Canadian Dollar (CAD) losses ground against
[ad_1] Share: Saudi Arabia expected to extend its 1 million bpd output cut into October. Russia agrees with OPEC to cut exports next month. Positive business activity reports from China improve the oil demand outlook. US unemployment rate rises, wage growth slows, potentially pausing interest rate hikes. Western Texas Intermediate (WTI), the US
[ad_1] Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Loretta Mester gives closing remarks onsite before hybrid Inflation: Drivers and Dynamics Conference 2023 in Frankfurt, Germany. She’s well-traveled at the moment as she spoke at Jackson Hole a week ago. Job market still strong amid signs of rebalancing 3.8% jobless rate is still low Main Fed debate
