The dollar index (DXY00) this morning is up by +0.71% at a 5-1/4 month high. The divergence between the Fed and ECB is ...
Daniel Tarullo, former governor of the Federal Reserve, was one of several authors on a paper that proposes new liquidity requirements ... The paper does not call for a dollar-for-dollar match of ...
The dollar jumped the most in over a month after the Swiss National Bank surprised investors by cutting interest rates, while traders boosted bets that the Bank of England will ease policy as well ...
That, Chandler says, triggered a selloff "before profit-taking emerged," as markets digest the Fed's communication. The WSJ Dollar Index rises 0.3%. The greenback strengthens 0.7% versus the pound ...
The Fed left its ... This will add some liquidity to the financial system, which is supportive of risk demand, although the overall impact is relatively small. The dollar's reaction is in line ...
Fed’s Neel Kashkari anticipates two or three rate cuts next year. CPI report next week crucial for interest rate decisions. Investors are closely monitoring the U.S. Dollar Index in light of ...
The US dollar is poised to close out the first quarter on a strong note as Federal Reserve officials push back against the latest bout of rate-cut wagers. Hawkish remarks from Fed Governor ...
Treasury yields decline and the dollar strengthens ahead of the expected hold by the Fed, with investors watching for likely changes in the central bank's inflation and interest-rates projections.
“Yesterday’s Fed message was more dovish than investors expected,” analysts at Peak Trading Research say. Commodity markets are getting a boost from a softer dollar and better growth ...
Tuesday's strength in the euro sparked long liquidation in the dollar. The dollar extended its losses after Fed Presidents Daly and Mester expressed their support for three Fed rate cuts this year.
NEW YORK, March 21 (Reuters) - A U.S. stock market perched at record highs received an encouraging message from the Federal Reserve, after the central bank stuck with its rate cut projections for ...
1050 ET – The Fed’s message yesterday was perceived as dovish, triggering an overnight decline of the dollar that has now been reverted, Bannockburn’s Marc Chandler says in a note.