The week ahead: The Dollar keeps dictating the markets
USD/JPY fell back to weekly lows in the 112.50 region on Friday though has since bounced as volumes fade. The pair reversed from as high as the 113.50s as risk appetite deteriorated and drove long-term US yields lower.
The US Dollar rode higher as US yields rose across the curve. Crude oil prices recovered after OPEC+ threw a curve ball. With Thanksgiving almost here, where will USD go on holiday?
Powell stopped the dollar's rally, calming taper fears
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The US Dollar came into the holiday-shortened week with a full head of steam. But that's been soundly reversed. Tomorrow brings NFP and Canadian employment.
The Equity sell-off has calmed for now but a number of questions remain around global markets. The US Dollar is currently testing lower-high resistance.
The US Dollar has held lower-high resistance ahead of the FOMC's widely-expected rate cut. But what's in store for the rest of 2019?
Markets got chaotic after an off-hand comment from NY Fed President John Williams. Those comments were walked back as the Fed now enters the blackout period.
Markets are geared-up for rate cuts out of the Fed later this month but will the Fed deliver? And if so, how much more softening might be in the monetary backdrop?
The US Dollar has seen a different tonality so far in July, but a short-term theme of strength runs counter to an intermediate-term scenario of weakness.
The US Dollar is coming off of bearish backdrop in June, but prices so far in Q3 have pushed up for a test of lower-high resistance.
The US Dollar has posed a mild gap with a bounce to start Q3 trade, but are USD bears prepared to hibernate in the second half of the year?
A riveting Q2 is nearing its end, but can the US Dollar breakdown that began in June continue into the second-half of the year?
Last week was big for the US Dollar, but with only a week left until the Q3 open – can sellers continue to push? Both EURUSD and AUDUSD are set up.
The US Dollar came into the month of June screaming-lower, but has since found support. Next week's FOMC looms large, will buyers be able to hold the bid?
The US Dollar has finally found some element of support at a key Fibonacci level which is confluent with the 200-day moving average. Can it hold?
The US Dollar has continued its week-long sell-off after this morning's NFP report, helping to buoy EURUSD up to fresh two-month-highs.
It was a busy week in the US Dollar, and both EURUSD and GBPUSD remain vulnerable to volatility over the weekend. USDCAD may see volatility pick up around BoC.
The May FOMC minutes detailed a reserved conversation among policymakers who believed that patience on rates would be appropriate for the foreseeable future.