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Underlying consumer prices rose more quickly than expected in the United States last month, strengthening the case for more rate hikes from the Federal Reserve, and lifting the dollar. According to data published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics this morning, the core consumer price index—with highly-volatile food and energy prices excluded—rose 0.3% in September from the prior month, maintaining...
Good morning. The dollar is holding firm as oil prices climb and traders batten the hatches ahead of this morning’s US inflation update. Brent, the global benchmark, is trading above $105 a barrel after Iran struck two vessels in the Strait of Hormuz and Yemen’s Houthis targeted several facilities including Saudi Aramco’s headquarters, reinforcing fears of prolonged supply disruptions. Ten-year Treasury...
• Quiet markets. Limited market moves overnight. US equities tread water, oil a bit higher, bond yields consolidate, & USD softer. AUD & NZD tick up.• Macro news. Latest US CPI data out tonight. Will it boost or lessen the odds of a late-October US Fed rate hike? Australian jobs report out tomorrow.
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Market movements have been well contained over the past few days with the...
Good morning. The dollar is edging lower and government bond yields are slipping from multi-decade highs as sentiment deteriorates amid a sell-off in artificial intelligence stocks. Global semiconductor shares are tumbling after Chinese chipmaker CXMT announced a major breakthrough that could help it narrow the technology gap with rivals in Taiwan and South Korea, and the broader complex is suffering...
Good morning. Long-term yields are slipping, oil prices are edging lower and the dollar is retreating after US president Donald Trump said the US would not attack Iran before next month’s midterm elections, easing market fears of another major disruption in global energy supplies. Ten-year Treasury yields are down to 5.24% after reaching 5.35% earlier in the week, front-month Brent futures are...
Good morning. The dollar is edging toward an 18-month high as the Federal Reserve maintains its tightening bias, while higher energy prices and rising yields weigh on other major currencies. The euro, British pound, Canadian dollar, and Mexican peso are all trading near the bottom of their recent ranges, reflecting a fairly consistent move in rate differentials relative to the dollar.
Yesterday’s...