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Dollar Rises for Fifth Straight Session

The U.S. dollar rose on Wednesday, marking its fifth consecutive daily rise. The greenback rose 0.6% against the yen to 151.70; a new four-month high, while the euro weakened against the dollar. This comes as investors await the Federal Reserve's March policy meeting later...

Stocks, Dollar Stagnant Following Fed Chair Comments On Rate Cuts

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has indicated that markets may have been too confident in their hopes that the central bank would introduce interest rate cuts in the near term. During an interview with CBS's 60 Minutes, Powell spoke of the "danger of moving...

Dollar & U.S. Stocks Strengthen Following Blockbuster Jobs Report

U.S. equities and the dollar strengthened following a promising U.S. jobs report for January. Nonfarm payrolls rose by 353,000 for the month, almost double the 180,000 projection from economists polled by Reuters. Still, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has quashed market hopes for a...

Dollar Retreats as Investors Anticipate Rate Cuts

The U.S. dollar slipped lower on Thursday morning as markets await the release of U.S. consumer monthly inflation later in the day. With analysts expecting inflation to continue cooling, investors are hopeful that the Federal Reserve will introduce interest rate cuts as early as...

Dollar Stumbles Amid Signs of Cooling Inflation

The U.S. dollar staggered on Tuesday after the Christmas break amid signs that US inflation is cooling. Economic data showing a decline in inflation is boosting bets that the Federal Reserve will introduce interest rate cuts early next year. Following bets that the Bank of...

Dollar Steadies Ahead of U.S. Inflation Data

The U.S. dollar held steady on Thursday as investors await the release of Friday's U.S. core personal consumption expenditure (PCE) data, the final major inflation data release of the year. Analysts are forecasting annual inflation of 3.3%; the reading's slowest rate since 2021, thereby...