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Softer US data sends US Dollar lower
If the data continues to come out weak for the US, it could mean a move dovish Fed than expected.
November US PPI comes in hot. Will it matter to the Fed?
Although it had an immediate impact on the markets once it was released, the PPI print alone shouldn’t have too much influence on the FOMC decision.
Technical Tuesday: EUR/USD, GOLD and Russell
In this week’s edition, we discuss the dollar, EUR/USD, gold and the Russell index.
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US October PPI follows the CPI lower
Both the CPI and PPI are pointing towards a slowdown in the pace of interest rate hikes for the Fed, to 50bps from 75bps.
Headline PPI higher than expected; Readies markets for CPI tomorrow
10-year yields and USD/JPY appear to be continuing with their moves higher as markets wait for the CPI print.
Headline PPI higher than expected; Readies markets for CPI tomorrow
10-year yields and USD/JPY appear to be continuing with their moves higher as markets wait for the CPI print.
US headline PPI as expected; Core PPI higher
The reaction to today’s PPI print was relatively muted compared to that of yesterday’s CPI print.
Gold dips despite softening signs of inflation
Perhaps a bit of basing and consolidation is needed for the metal to gear up for a clean breakout above $1800.
USD/JPY heading to 130?
With the odds of 75 basis point hike having dropped, the Fed is careful not to push too hard against that...
PPI follows CPI with stronger than expected 11.3% headline print
As the DXY continues to make new daily highs, it appears that inflation is still at the forefront of traders’ minds, with worries of a global slowdown right behind it!
US PPI not much help in trying to decide between 50bps and 75bps from the Fed
Until the FOMC decision on Wednesday, USD/JPY seems like it may be in waiting mode.
US PPI follows suit after CPI print
Although PPI was lower than March's reading, it did little to soothe investor fears of rising interest rates.
PPI hits a record high above 11%, sellers eyeing GBP/USD’s 100-pip bounce
Today’s PPI report suggests that inflation at a consumer level is likely to get worse before it gets better...
US PPI: The last look at inflation for the Fed before the FOMC meeting
Although the print is very high, a single economic data point is unlikely to sway the Fed’s decision.
US headline PPI blows away estimates
Headline US PPI for January was 9.7% YoY vs 9.1% YoY expected.
PPI stronger than expected with revision. DXY, EUR/USD
December CPI and PPI both came in hotter than expected, yet the US Dollar moved lower after the releases.
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US PPI remains at highest levels since November 2010; What about CPI? USD/JPY
If 10-year yields can hold support and move higher, USD/JPY may be able to do the same
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Week Ahead: More Downside for the Euro?
Often, when price fails to breakout of one side, it tries to retest the other side.
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This week brings a plethora of data from the UK to use as a re-starting point.
Riksbank on Hold for Now, but is Looking for Reasons to Raise Rates
Data over the next week from Sweden will be important in determining the direction of USD/SEK.
All is Good According to the FOMC Minutes
The US Dollar was mostly unchanged versus other currencies on the release of the minutes
Dollar Index Head-and-Shoulders Pattern in Play After Weak Inflation Data
With three central bank meetings on the schedule today (see my colleague Fawad Razaqzada’s reports from earlier today for previews and recaps of the BOE, ECB, and CBRT meetings) , FX traders have been understandably focused away from the world’s reserve currency. However, dollar bulls who were keyed in on this week’s inflation data were no doubt disappointed.
US dollar woes continue to weigh amid weak inflation data
The second trading week of the new year began with some optimism that the US dollar might be able to stage a comeback after starting the year on a weak note. But circumstances have conspired in the latter half of this week to bring the dollar back down near year-to-date lows, extending the greenback’s pronounced weakness that prevailed throughout much of 2017.
