Share: USD/JPY extends its rally for the fifth day, flirting with the 151.00 level, driven by rising US Treasury yields and Fed Chair Powell’s inflation concerns. Market sentiment shifts following the University of Michigan data, indicating lower confidence in the economic outlook and persistent inflation fears. Japanese Yen’s further decline is tempered by
© Reuters. The US dollar is showing signs of strain against commodity currencies, despite the rise in yields, indicating a market shift favoring growth over rate differentials, as reported on Thursday. This situation emerges as the Federal Reserve considers potential further rate hikes that could have adverse effects on the US economy. Earlier this week,
NASDAD 100, USD/JPY FORECAST: Nasdaq 100 rises for the seventh straight day, but gains are capped by rising U.S. rates U.S. Treasury yields resume their advance after last week’s pullback Meanwhile, USD/JPY perks up, putting an end to a three-day losing streak, with the broader U.S. dollar benefiting from the move in bonds Trade Smarter
US Dollar Forecast – Prices, Charts, and Analysis Market traders now see 100bps of US rate cuts next year. Greenback trying to stem further losses. Recommended by Nick Cawley Get Your Free USD Forecast The US dollar is back at lows last seen six weeks ago after last week’s heavy sell-off. US Treasury yields collapsed
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Share: The DXY sank towards 105.05, its lowest level since mid-September. US government bond yields are retreating, also standing at lows since September. Job creation decelerated in October in the US as well as Hourly Earnings, while the Unemployment Rate increased. The US Dollar (USD) witnessed a significant drop on Friday, with the US
The old adage is that magazine covers are a jinx. That’s particularly true with The Economist but Barron’s has had some doozies, including making the case for Pfizer earlier this year (it’s down 40% since). The cover this week certainly raised alarm bells but it may prove to be one of the better-timed calls in
Gold (XAU/USD) Analysis Gold’s Bullish Momentum Weighed Down by General Lift in Sentiment The FOMC statement and presser resulted in a reduced expectation that the Fed will hike rates in December – the final meeting for the year. Jerome Powell attempted to keep the door open for another rate hike after expressing that the majority
US yields continue their move lower: 2-year yield 4.924% -14.6 basis points 5-year yield 4.620%, -19.8 basis points 10-year yield 4.706% -16.8 basis points 30-year yield 4.906% -11.8 basis points At the start of the Asian-Pacific session, US yield curve look like the following: 2-year yield 4.954% -12.1 basis points 5-year yield 4.662% -15.6 basis
© Reuters. JPMorgan strategists are holding off on purchasing Turkey’s longest-maturity lira bonds until yields reach 35.7%. The team’s decision comes in response to the Central Bank of Turkey’s recent actions, which have driven the 10-year lira bond index to a record-high yield of over 29%. The Central Bank’s measures include a significant 500 basis
