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The US Treasury doubled its long-dated bond buyback program to $4 billion to suppress rising yields. This de facto quantitative easing triggered a steep drop in the US Dollar while fueling a sharp su…
Weak U.S. hiring data for July caused markets to significantly lower bets on a Federal Reserve interest rate hike in September. The probability of a rate pause has risen, pressuring the dollar and su…
US jobs data exceeded expectations, boosting the dollar versus euro and franc, while GBPUSD gained slightly. The Federal Reserve is likely to hold rates, and the dollar index rose, reflecting strengt…
EURUSD gained 1.5% in January, reaching near a four-year high due to broad dollar weakness, strong Eurozone GDP growth, and rising inflation expectations over the medium to long term.
Bitcoin plunged nearly 6% amid broad risk-off sentiment, as the dollar weakened against major currencies and geopolitical concerns weighed, while Fed signals prolonged rate stability and uncertainty …
US job openings dropped sharply while hiring eased, weakening the dollar against the euro and yen. German inflation eased, reducing ECB rate hike bets. China’s export ban to Japan raised geopolitical…
Bank of England likely to cut rates amid lower UK inflation, ECB expected to hold rates steady, and US Fed chair nominee to favor lower rates. Key central bank decisions and US inflation data will im…
Euro strength amid record trade-weighted highs and China's yuan depreciation risks deflation, potentially prompting ECB rate cuts in 2025 despite current hawkish stance.
The Canadian dollar strengthened against the US dollar with USDCAD rising 0.3%, supported by higher Canadian bond yields amid rises in US government yields and crude prices.
US government shutdown's potential end boosts market optimism, but euro weakens slightly against a recovering dollar amid mixed economic data and Fed rate cut uncertainty.
The EURUSD pair edged down 0.11%, signaling mild bearish sentiment amid broader market gains in the S&P 500 and Dow Jones indices.
EUR/USD dropped sharply by 0.39%, indicating significant bearish pressure likely stemming from recent Federal Reserve and market movements.