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Has the dollar lost its yield cushion? For now, yes. Treasuries extended their rebound through the Asia-Pacific session on Friday, Oct. 16, 2026, dragging ...
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San Francisco Federal Reserve President Mary Daly said the Fed will probably need to raise interest rates again to bring inflation down. She sees no reason to ...
The Australian dollar held near 0.7000 during Wednesday's Asian session and the New Zealand dollar reached a fresh weekly peak. China reported September ...
The US dollar reached a 17-month high on Tuesday, with the US Dollar Index trading near 102.50, its strongest level since the second quarter of 2025. Minutes ...
The rupee has lost more than 7% against the dollar in 2026. The Reserve Bank of India's answer, reported by Reuters on 11 October 2026, skips the obvious ...
Why is the dollar still parked near an 18-month high when the Federal Reserve hasn't moved rates since September? Because the September minutes told traders ...
Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan told Texas business leaders on Oct. 1 that the federal funds target range "needs to rise an additional 50 basis points or ...
Seventeen months. That's how long it has been since the euro last traded this low against the US dollar. EUR/USD touched $1.1161 in Asian trading on Monday, ...
Why is the dollar rising into a jobs report that's expected to be soft? Because US Treasury yields sit near their highest levels since 2002, and that has ...
The US dollar held near a two-month high on Tuesday, 29 September 2026, as Treasury yields surged and Brent crude topped $107 a barrel, Reuters reported. The ...
Reuters put the US dollar at two-month highs and handed the credit to two drivers: renewed expectations for US rate hikes, and Iran diplomacy. The dispatch ...
Rate markets have fully priced a 25 basis point (bps) hike from the European Central Bank (ECB) on Thursday, Sept. 10, 2026, lifting the deposit rate from ...
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