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After fading in early N.Y. trade on Monday, the Dollar rallied back. The DXY touched a 31-month low of 91.51 after the open, down from overnight highs of 91.75, before bouncing to 91.91 at mid-session. The safe-haven USD found support from a risk-off backdrop, while the earlier trend lows prompted some month-end Dollar short covering. Read more
The DXY dollar index clocked a 32-month low at 91.55, and is set to close out November with its second biggest monthly loss in almost two years. The decline has been concomitant with the vaccine-optimism rally in global asset markets, which catalysed a rotation in cyclical stocks and industrial commodities. Read more
The DXY dollar index edged out a 32-month low at 91.66, and is set to close out November with its second biggest monthly loss in almost two years. The decline has been concomitant with the vaccine-optimism rally in global asset markets, which catalysed a rotation in cyclical stocks and industrial commodities. Read more
The Dollar was lower overall in N.Y. trade on Friday, seeing the DXY fall to three-month lows, and within 2 points of printing a 2.5 year low. The was no U.S. data to end the week, and the session was relatively quiet overall, as many U.S. participants remained out following Thursday's Thanksgiving holiday. Read more
Narrow ranges have been prevailing in risk-cautious trading. The DXY dollar index settled around the 92.00 level, above yesterday's 12-week low at 91.84. EUR-USD remained buoyant but off from the 12-day peak seen yesterday at 1.1942. Cable also held within its Thursday range. Read more
Narrow ranges have been prevailing in risk-cautious trading. The DXY dollar index settled around the 92.00 level, above yesterday's 12-week low at 91.84. EUR-USD remained buoyant but off from the 12-day peak seen yesterday at 1.1942. Cable also held within its Thursday range. Read more
The dollar has remained soft in quiet conditions, while global asset markets have seen little direction. The U.S. Thanksgiving holiday has quelled activity. Europe's Stoxx 600 traded near flat. Most stock markets in Asia gained, though remained off recent highs. Read more
The dollar has remained soft. Although risk appetite has waned in global markets, it hasn't been sufficient to warrant safe haven positioning, which would have put the U.S. currency in demand. Worse than expected U.S. jobless claims caught attention, despite strong durable orders and home sales data, given the course to more Covid-related restrictions in many states. Read more
The Dollar was mostly lower in N.Y. on Wednesday, resulting in a fresh three-month low for the DXY. The index touched 91.92 lows, levels last seen on September 1. A barrage of incoming U.S. data was mixed, though overall weighed some on the Greenback. Read more
The dollar and yen firmed up and the dollar bloc and other cyclical currencies turned lower as stock markets in Europe drifted lower after a mixed session across Asian markets. Commodities also came off the boil, with copper prices, for instance, turning negative on the day after posting a near seven-year high. Read more
