| 01 Nov 2017 03:15 | XM (blog) |
The dollar was little changed ahead of a very heavy calendar the next three days, while the kiwi staged an impressive rebound following the release of strong employment numbers out of New Zealand overnight.
moreA quiet offering on the European data docket puts the FOMC monetary policy announcement firmly in the spotlight. A change in rates this time around is almost universally dismissed but the statement emerging from the conclave is widely seen as likely to ...
moreNEW YORK, Oct 13 (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar fell and was on course for its worst week in more than a month, while Treasury yields fell after underlying U.S.
moreThe U.S. Dollar close higher against a basket of currencies with investors reacting primarily to surge in U.S. Treasury yields.
moreA few months ago, Donald Trump said the best thing about a strong dollar is that it “sounds good.” The US president also fretted that the dollar may be too strong, in fact, “and partially that's my fault because people have confidence in me.” No longer ...
more| 05 May 2017 16:11 | ForexLive |
Wages were the trade once again. Nonfarm payrolls were strong and the unemployment rate slipped and the dollar initially rose but only for a moment.
more| 02 May 2017 23:30 | THE BUSINESS TIMES |
[SHANGHAI] China's yuan firmed against the US dollar on Wednesday after the central bank set a stronger midpoint, but trading was subdued as markets awaited policy clues from the Federal Reserve which could heighten exchange rate volatility.
more| 22 Mar 2017 17:52 | OilPrice.com |
How many times have you seen this: “Because the U.S. dollar is the quoted currency in oil, a stronger dollar buys more oil per dollar and causes the price of oil in dollar terms to fall.
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