The Australian and New Zealand dollars face renewed pressure as the U.S. dollar surges from rising Treasury yields and unwavering Fed rate cuts. – vtmarkets.com
The dollar holds a 2.5-month high as Fed rate stance and U.S. election lift Treasury yields, pushing the yen to a 3-month low. – vtmarkets.com
The Aussie and Kiwi dollars fell to multi-month lows as rising U.S. Treasury yields boosted the greenback’s strength. – vtmarkets.com
Rising expectations of a Trump victory have strengthened the dollar, pressuring Asian currencies as the “Trump trade” gains momentum. – vtmarkets.com
The dollar rose as U.S. bond yields climbed, while Bitcoin surged to a three-month high amid U.S. election uncertainty. – vtmarkets.com
USD/KRW dips as foreign outflows rise, driven by disappointment in China’s stimulus and concerns over South Korean exports. – vtmarkets.com
U.S. dollar hits 2.5-month high on Trump bets; Asian stocks eye China’s housing policy. Global bonds rally on UK inflation drop. – vtmarkets.com
The U.S. dollar stayed near a two-month high as traders expect gradual Fed cuts, while the yen neared 150, raising intervention risks. – vtmarkets.com
Gold prices dip as the U.S. dollar strengthens. Traders eye upcoming Fed commentary and U.S. retail sales data for clues on potential rate cuts. – vtmarkets.com
The U.S. dollar rose Monday due to weak Chinese stimulus. Traders shift focus to U.S. retail data and Fed cues. – vtmarkets.com
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