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Euro breaks above 1.09 as CPI surges
The euro has posted considerable gains on Thursday. In the European session, EUR/USD is trading at 1.0906, up 0.47% on the day. Eurozone CPI hits 7.4% The euro has rebounded nicely as it trades at the 1.09 line.
by Kenneth Fisher
New Zealand dollar edges lower after CPI
New Zealand rises to 6.9% There was plenty of anticipation ahead of the New Zealand inflation report, which is released each quarter. The consensus was a sharp rise of 7.1% YoY in Q4, compared to the Q3 reading of 5.9%.
by Kenneth Fisher
Oil drifting, gold steady
Oil markets are surprisingly quiet Oil markets traded sideways overnight, with China's growth fears offsetting a large drop in official US crude inventories overnight. With the geopolitical news ticker fairly quiet, oil markets contented themselves with consolidating the previous day's gains.
by Jeffrey Halley
US dollar falls overnight
Lower US yields send US dollar lower A retreat by US yields overnight set off an uneven long-covering move in currency markets, pushing the dollar index sharply lower by 0.65% to 100.34. Having held resistance at 101.00, and with the relative strength index (RSI) at very overbought levels, the dollar index was vulnerable to a pullback.
by Jeffrey Halley
Profit-taking pause for breath
US dollar retreats as US yields fall A wave of profit-taking swept markets overnights as US bond yields gave back some recent gains. That prompted traders to trim long US dollar positions, with the dollar index and USD/JPY having a tough day at the office.
by Jeffrey Halley
NZ dollar soars ahead of CPI
The New Zealand dollar has recorded strong gains on Wednesday. In the North American session, NZD/USD is trading at 0.6807, up 1.1% on the day. The US dollar is in full retreat against the majors today.
by Kenneth Fisher
Canadian dollar jumps as CPI surges
Canada's inflation outperforms The Canadian dollar is up sharply on Wednesday, as Canada's inflation report was hotter than expected. In the North American session, USD/CAD is trading at 1.2519, down 0.74% on the day. Canada's CPI for March jumped 6.7% YoY, a full percentage point higher than the 5.7% gain in February.
by Kenneth Fisher
Japanese yen rebounds on BoJ
It has been a busy day for the Japanese yen. The currency came tantalizingly close to the symbolic 130 level earlier today, but then reversed directions.
by Kenneth Fisher
US dollar eases in Asia
BoJ intervention boosts yen The Japanese yen is once again driving the dollar index direction today. Having risen by 0.18% to resistance at 101.00 overnight, it has retreated by 0.28% to 100.71 this morning.
by Jeffrey Halley
Australian dollar rebounds on hawkish RBA
The Australian dollar is back in positive territory on Tuesday, after four straight losing sessions. In the North American session, AUD/USD is trading at 0.7384, up 0.51% on the day. RBA hints at an earlier rate hike The RBA sent a hawkish message to the markets, as the minutes from the April meeting provided a strong hint that a rate hike is coming sooner than had been expected.
by Kenneth Fisher
Yen slides to 128 against dollar
The Japanese yen's downswing has continued full force this week, as the currency can't find its footing. USD/JPY is trading at 128.40 in Europe, up 1.1% on the day. Yen closing in on 130 The yen continues its nasty slide, with the currency having fallen for twelve successive sessions against the dollar.
by Kenneth Fisher
A bullard in a China shop
The who can be the most hawkish Federal Reserve President continued overnight as James Bullard came out swinging, suggesting that Fed Funds may need to rise to a “neutral” rate of 3.50%, and suggesting a 0.75% rate hike along the way wasn’t out of the question. The impact of the statements was minimal in the end as it likely doesn’t reflect the views of the FOMC, yet.
by Jeffrey Halley
US dollar rally continues
Bullard's hawkish comments boost US dollar The dollar index rose once again overnight, flattered by further losses by the Japanese yen and a slight rise in US yields overnight after the Bullard comments. The dollar index rose 0.32% to 100.80 overnight, adding another 0.18% to 101.00 as the yen tumble continues in Asia.
by Jeffrey Halley
Japanese yen extends slide
It was another rough week at the office for the Japanese yen, as USD/JPY fell 1.67%. The crumpling yen hasn't eked out a daily gain since March and has extended its losses today.
by Kenneth Fisher
More woes ahead for the euro?
The euro is down slightly on Monday, as EUR/USD trades at the key 1.0800 line in North America. With German and French markets closed for Easter Monday, it's likely to be a quiet day for the euro. Euro struggling at 2-year low The euro continues to lose ground, and last week EUR/USD tested a multi-decade support line at 1.0800.
by Kenneth Fisher
Australian dollar at 4-week low
The Australian dollar remains under pressure, as AUD/USD is in negative territory at the start of the week, trading at 0.7367 in Europe. The currency has eked out just one winning daily session in the past eight and is trading at 4-week lows. Fed, China weighing on Aussie The Australian dollar can't seem to buy a break, as the currency fell on Friday and is down today, even with Australian markets closed for Easter Friday and Monday.
by Kenneth Fisher
Libya nerves lift oil prices
Oil prices are around 1.0% higher today in Asia as trading resumes after the Good Friday holiday. In thin trading, oil closed modestly higher on Thursday, and today, Brent crude has risen to USD 112.75 a barrel, and WTI to USD 108.00 a barrel.
by Jeffrey Halley
Fed tightening fears boost US dollar
US dollar soars on Fed tightening nervousness, weak euro The euro and yen have tumbled since Thursday, and US bond yields have noticeably firmed once again as Fed rate hike fears increase the closer we get to May’s FOMC. That has combined to punish the dollar index substantially higher, rising 0.50% to 100.33 on Thursday.
by Jeffrey Halley
Fed hike concerns weigh on Asia
Asia equity markets tumble on China/US fears Equity markets finished weaker in the US on Thursday as investors took risk off the table ahead of the long weekend, and Fed rate hike fears pushed US yields sharply higher, spiking equity prices. The S&P 500 fell 1.21%, the rate-sensitive Nasdaq tumbled by 2.14%, while the Dow Jones retreated by 0.32%, backstopped by firm oil prices.
by Jeffrey Halley
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