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XE Market Analysis: Europe – May 14, 2021
The dollar has softened moderately, tracking the ebb in Treasury yields, which at the 10-year maturity saw the yield drop back under 1.66% from yesterday’s highs just above 1.70%. The DXY USD index settled about 20-30 pips down on yesterday’s one-week high at 90.91. EUR-USD settled in a narrow orbit of the 1.2100 level, up […]
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XE Market Analysis: North America – May 14, 2021
The dollar has softened, tracking the ebb in Treasury yields, which at the 10-year maturity saw the yield drop back under 1.64% from yesterday’s highs just above 1.70%. The DXY USD index posted a two-day low at 90.44, extending the correction from yesterday’s one-week high at 90.91. EUR-USD retraced most of yesterday’s decline in printing […]
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XE Market Analysis: Asia – May 14, 2021
The Dollar softened some in N.Y. trade on Friday, though ranges remained relatively narrow. Misses in U.S. data were a contributing factor, as retail sales, industrial production and consumer sentiment outcomes all missed the mark. The DXY opened over 90.50, later bottoming at 90.28 before steadying near 90.40. Wall Street rallied into the weekend with […]
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XE Market Analysis: Europe – May 13, 2021
The dollar has consolidated gains seen after yesterday’s hotter than expected print on U.S. CPI for April. The DXY USD index has settled under the 90.80 post-data high, which is the loftiest level seen since last Friday. EUR-USD has concurrently settled above yesterday’s low at 1.2065, which extended the correction from the 10-week high that […]
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XE Market Analysis: North America – May 13, 2021
The dollar extended gains seen after yesterday’s hotter than expected print on U.S. CPI for April. The DXY USD index posted a new high for the week at 90.91. EUR-USD concurrently pegged a one-week low at 1.2051, which extended the correction from the 10-week high that was seen earlier in the week at 1.2107. USD-JPY […]
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XE Market Analysis: Asia – May 13, 2021
The Dollar was a bit choppy in N.Y. on Thursday, though within relatively narrow trading ranges, and overall ending little changed. The DXY started near 90.80, dipped to 90.60, then printed highs of 90.83 into the London close. The hotter than expected April U.S. PPI report did not have the impact Wednesday’s huge CPI gains […]
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