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The dollar has posted fresh highs in a continued divergence from U.S. Treasury yields, which have remained broadly stable over the last day. Global stock and commodity markets remain in turbulent waters, which has been maintaining a safe haven bid for the greenback. Read more
The Dollar was relatively steady, though ended the session slightly higher overall. The DXY printed four-month highs of 92.61ahead of the open, and meandered between there and 92.42 through the session. Incoming data was mixed, with the February durables report missing the mark, while Markit manufacturing and services PMIs both improved. Read more
Both the dollar and yen posted fresh highs against most other currencies amid a backdrop of continued sputtering across global stock markets. The DXY dollar index rallied to four-month highs above 92.61. The MSCI Asia-Pacific equity index touched two-week lows, while European stock markets managed to pare early declines as the morning session wore on, while U.S. Read more
The DXY dollar index rallied to four-month highs above 92.55 amid a backdrop of continued sputtering across global stock markets. The MSCI Asia-Pacific equity index touched two-week lows. U.S. Treasuries continued to find a safe haven bid, which pushed the 10-year yield under 1.60%, albeit briefly. Read more
The Dollar was mostly higher in N.Y. on Tuesday, leaving the DXY at two-week highs of 92.31 highs, up from early lows of 92.06. Light risk-off conditions aided the Greenback some, while even as Treasury yields dipped, the USD continues to find support on friendly interest rate differentials, and an improving economic outlook now that the U.S. Read more
The dollar and yen have rallied against other currencies on a safe haven bid as global equity markets drop. Anxieties are running high after both the U.S. and EU sanctioned Chinese officials over human rights abuses in Xinjiang, with China responding with punitive measures against against European officials. Read more
The dollar and yen have been buoyant amid a backdrop of ebbing stock markets. Anxieties are running high after both the U.S. and EU sanctioned Chinese officials over human rights abuses in Xinjiang, with China responding with punitive measures against against European officials. Read more
The Dollar was mostly range bound in N.Y. on Monday, though overall had lost some ground to the major currencies overnight. The DXY slipped from 92.15 in Asia to a low of 91.72 at the open. The index attempted to head higher, though later ended up near its lows. Read more
A plunge in the Turkish lira jolted global markets, following the sacking of the nation's central bank governor, and with the credibility of the new governor in question. Many developing world currencies were pulled lower as a mostly risk-off sentiment ensued in global markets. Read more
A plunge in the Turkish lira jolted global markets, following the sacking of the nation's central bank governor, and with the credibility of the new governor in question. Many developing world currencies were pulled lower as a mostly risk-off sentiment ensued in global markets. Read more
