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.
It's going to be a big week for the US Dollar and likely US equities as the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium kicks off on Wednesday.
After a burst of excitement FX markets have begun to digest, but will sellers be able to provoke a bigger push in the US Dollar?
It's been a busy backdrop since yesterday's FOMC rate decision, with risk assets flying-higher as the US Dollar has taken a dive.
The US dollar reacted sharply to the latest US non-farm payroll release that saw +263k new jobs created in April, beating market expectations. Average earnings were mixed.
The US Dollar put in a dip followed by a rip around yesterday's FOMC rate decision, and the big question at this point is whether US stocks may be near a turn.
Currency markets are showing all the telltale signs of risk aversion despite exuberance on Wall Street even as S&P 500 technical positioning flashes warning signs.
The US Dollar may rise on haven demand amid worries about slowing global economic growth. Early results show earnings for S&P 500 companies are on pace to fall.
The US dollar is giving back all of Thursdays gains and is nearing lows last seen at the end of March. US bank earnings and Univ of Michigan Sentiment will help steer price-action going into the weekend.
The US dollar is drifting lower ahead of the latest FOMC minutes, and with US Treasury yields also slipping, a dovish outtake could fuel the next leg lower.
The US Dollar may rise despite a defensive turn in official Fed policy guidance as worries about slowing global growth stoke risk aversion and boost haven demand.
The US Dollar seems likely to find an excuse for further gains in Februarys US employment data while sentiment trends set the tone elsewhere in
The US Dollar may follow the Japanese Yen and Swiss Franc higher as US GDP data amplifies fears about policy support amid global slowdown and
The Yen and US Dollar may rebound as hopes for a breakthrough in the US-China trade war give way to worries about a looming hike
The US Dollar may rise, finding support in haven demand as data from the University of Michigan shows consumers mood darkened in January.