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Market Brief, North America

13 Nov 2025

Markets turn rudderless as traders revert to contemplating Fed rate risks

Markets are struggling to gain traction this morning as the US government shutdown ends and a hawkish repricing in Federal Reserve expectations continues. Treasury yields are holding near yesterday’s levels, equity futures point to a mixed open, and the broad dollar index is edging lower as traders conclude that any boost from Washington’s return to business has largely been absorbed in market pricing. USD: Market-implied odds on a rate cut at the Federal Reserve’s December meeting are down to just 53 percent after Boston’s Susan Collins—widely seen as a centrist on the central bank’s rate-setting committee—cautioned there is a “relatively...

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12 Nov 2025

Optimism reigns across financial markets as shutdown nears end

Financial markets are back in risk-on mode as US lawmakers return to Washington for a vote that could end a 43-day shutdown that paused federal government paycheques, delayed vital food aid for millions of Americans, and disrupted global airline travel. House Republicans are expected to support Monday’s spending package in today’s session, clearing the way for a reopening of the government by Friday. The dollar is grinding higher against a basket of its most-traded counterparts, risk-sensitive currencies like the Canadian and Australian dollars are on the march against the safe-haven Japanese yen, benchmark two- and ten-year Treasury yields are slipping...

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10 Nov 2025

Shutdown hopes bolster risk appetite

The dollar is retreating and Treasury yields are slipping as the longest shutdown in American history shows signs of coming to an end. Trading volumes look light ahead of tomorrow’s holiday, but measures of risk appetite are improving and investors are moving out of safe havens like the Japanese yen and Swiss franc into economically-sensitive units like the Aussie, Canadian dollar, and Mexican peso after a group of Democrats crossed party lines to approve a bill that would provide funding through the end of January. Uncertainties still exist: a final vote in the Senate is needed to pass the measure...

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06 Nov 2025

Dollar retreats as conflicting datapoints skew Fed expectations

The dollar is tumbling against most of its major rivals after a private-sector report showed employers slashing payrolls by far more than anticipated, raising market-implied odds on a third consecutive rate cut at the Federal Reserve’s December meeting. According to the Challenger, Gray, and Christmas job cut report—not typically a market-moving release—businesses laid off 153,074 people in October, up 175 percent from the 55,597 announced in the same month last year, and up sharply from the 54,064 announced in September. Policy-sensitive two-year Treasury yields are back below the 3.6-percent mark, equity futures are setting up for incremental gains at the...

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05 Nov 2025

Selloff eases, dollar grinds higher

Currency markets are stabilising this morning as a global selloff eases and the US government shutdown enters a record-breaking 36th day. Asset prices tumbled across the financial landscape yesterday as concern over rarefied valuations intersected with expectations for a slower Federal Reserve easing cycle, but steep losses in the technology sector now appear to be reversing, demand for safe-haven Treasuries is slackening, and risk appetite is—hesitantly—returning in foreign exchange markets. The dollar is trading on a slightly firmer basis along with its safe-haven counterparts, the British pound is enjoying a modest rebound after falling into oversold territory ahead of tomorrow’s...

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