Recent developments include President Biden's potential re-election reconsideration, Asia-Pacific market highs, PwC's auditing issues in China, potential acquisitions in the energy and retail sectors, geopolitical tensions, and regulatory actions impacting markets. Key impacts include fluctuations in USD, CNY, CAD, TWD, EUR, GBP, and AUD, with significant effects on stock markets across the US, Asia, and Europe.
Recent developments include President Biden's potential re-election reconsideration, Asia-Pacific market highs, PwC's auditing issues in China, potential acquisitions in the energy and retail sectors, geopolitical tensions, and regulatory actions impacting markets. Key impacts include fluctuations in USD, CNY, CAD, TWD, EUR, GBP, and AUD, with significant effects on stock markets across the US, Asia, and Europe.
Top 5 things to watch in markets in the week ahead
The week ahead: 5 things to watch
The week ahead: 5 things to watch.
The week ahead: 5 things to watch.
The week ahead: 5 things to watch.
The week ahead – Top 5 things to watch
The week ahead – Top 5 things to watch
The week ahead: Traders on the backfoot ahead of a quiet week
JPY slides to 20-year low of 130 vs USD, as BOJ stays dovish
The US Dollar continues to break new ground as momentum gathers. Encouraging economic data and hawkish comments boost yields and USD. Commodities and currencies weaken against the Dollar. Will USD keep going?
The US Dollar struggled to hold last week’s gains in Asian trade today. Economic data was mixed with Japan missing and China beating projections. US yields continue to dominate after CPI last week. Will USD get a kick-along?
The U.S. dollar headed for its best week in almost five months against major peers on Friday, amid bets for earlier Federal Reserve interest rate hikes after data this week showed the fastest U.S. inflation in three decades.
The dollar made a steady start to the week in Asia on Monday but stayed below Friday peaks, as currency traders seek a path between markets' volatile rate projections and central bankers vowing a wait-and-see approach despite surging inflation.
US Dollar, Bank of England, Treasuries, OPEC+, Crude Oil, Japan - Talking Points
US DOLLAR, BRITISH POUND, GBP/USD, BOE, FED,CHINA, AUD/USD - TALKING POINTS
The dollar held within striking distance of the year's peaks on the euro and yen on Wednesday, as investors looked for the Federal Reserve to begin unwinding pandemic-era policy support faster than central banks in Europe and Japan.
US dollar momentum wanes even as inflation surges
The DXY is expected to continue on its downward trajectory in the upcoming 2021.