Topic: Market Insights
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Yen slides as intervention fears subside
Dollar drifts lower on renewed rate cut bets. Bright start to sterling’s week. Sentiment favours euro for the first time since March.
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Rate-cut optimism boosts risk appetite
Dollar drifts lower on renewed rate cut bets. Bright start to sterling’s week. Sentiment favours euro for the first time since March.
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Aussie at four-month highs ahead of RBA
USD losses mostly continue, but USD/JPY rebounds. RBA faces inflation headache. PHP stronger ahead of CPI.
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USD hits four-week lows after first jobs miss this year
Aussie, kiwi jump after US jobs miss. RBA, BoE and China trade due this week. Liquidity flashes warning.
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Powell trumps inflation, weakening the dollar
In a tumultuous week, the yen surged with suspected Japanese intervention, while the US dollar faltered on a dovish Fed and a colder-than-expected US jobs report. Rate cut speculation returns ahead of the upcoming Bank of England meeting.
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Dollar declines against major peers ahead of NFPs
Belt up for jobs data. Sterling faces seasonal headwinds. Euro lacks momentum despite improved mood.