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The dollar, which fell on Tuesday, is recovering smartly today. It has risen against nearly all currencies. Among the majors, the Australian dollar has been hit the hardest; the Swiss franc is the strongest, and virtually flat. Emerging market currencies have seen some dramati...
The US dollar is heavier against the major currencies. The euro looks to snap its six-day slide, as does the JP Morgan Emerging Market Currency Index. The Turkish lira remains under pressure despite its slightly less than expected rise in CPI. The Reserve Bank of Australia did...
The dollar is firmer, though not against the dollar bloc. Sterling is the weakest of the majors, though it is recovering. The euro fell in every session last week and extended those losses today. For further details see: Shaken Not Stirred
The dollar had been trading heavily, but it seemed as we entered the last week of October that it was unreasonable to look for a downside breakout given the new acute contagion in Europe and what by all accounts would be a dovish ECB press conference. The one-two punch of the escalate...
Attempts to steer the economy back towards free markets and sound government finances were always going to be difficult. Whatever the outcome of Brexit, the ties with the EU will not suddenly cease. While statistically understating the negative effects of the inflation of money an...
The Dow Jones Stoxx 600 dropped almost 3% yesterday, but today is trying to snap a three-day 5.7% slide that brought it to five-month lows. The S&P 500 gapped lower yesterday and settled on its lows. US shares are trading firmer. The greenback is mostly firmer, though the yen ...
Several European countries are experiencing the most fatalities and illnesses in several months, and policymakers are responding with national restrictions. Australia's Q3 CPI was a touch firmer than expected at 0.7% year over year. It is up from the -0.3% rate in Q2. The Canadian...
Japan reported September CPI was unchanged from a year ago after a 0.2% in the 12 months through August. Germany's manufacturing PMI rose to 58.0 from 56.4, which was better than expected. Markit reports its preliminary PMI for the US today. Manufacturing is expected to have edged...
The dollar is consolidating yesterday's losses. Equities are lower, and benchmark yields are little changed. The S&P 500 is trading a little lower following yesterday's 0.2% decline. Gold rose almost 1% yesterday, the most in a couple of weeks, on the back of the weaker do...
That didn't take long... The U.K. and EU are restarting talks over a post-Brexit trade deal, less than a week after Boris Johnson suspended the discussions."Intensive talks will happen every day & begin tomorrow afternoon, 22 October, in London," Britain's chief negotiator David Frost twe...
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