Holly Thompson
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Mixed data leaves dollar unchanged
Global markets rose for a third consecutive week, supported by strong job openings. The U.S. Federal Reserve indicated a possible 25 basis point rate cut in December, adding to investor optimism.
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US & Canadian jobs reports in focus
Dollar down as focus shifts to labor market. Downtrend intact below $1.06. Eying key moving average.
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Euro shrugs off French political drama
Dollar reverses after services miss. Let’s talk about parity. Canadian labor market signals rate cuts. Sterling snaps back.
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All eyes on geopolitics
Dovish tunes keep December cut alive. Waiting for impetus. Sterling showing resilience.
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US jobs data in focus
Strong data, dovish comments. Euro below $1.05 – three risks to watch. Sterling’s downside bias below key moving average.
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More tariff threats boost dollar
Big data dump awaits strong dollar. Euro scoffs at bowl of OATs. Pound pounces on euro weakness.