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USDEUR USD/EUR
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Trading Jun 3 21:39 CT
0.9174High0.9161Low
0.9172Open0.9171Pre Close0.14%Amplitude0.957052wk High0.9167Bid--Multiplier0.886952wk Low0.9171Ask
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News
Manufacturing PMIs Signal Global Industry Rebound in 2Q -- Market Talk
The latest manufacturing PMIs suggest the global industry recovery has gathered momentum so far in 2Q and price pressures have risen.
EUR/USD Climbs Back Over 1.09 as Investors Gear up for ECB Rate Call
EUR/USD kicked off another Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) week looking for higher ground, vaulting the Euro to its highest bids against the US Dollar in almost ten weeks, clipping over the 1.0900 handle.
Gold Prices Surge as US Treasury Yields Drop on Soft US ISM PMI
Gold climbs over 0.80% after hitting a daily low of $2,314.
Forex Today: US Data Dominate the Mood in the FX Space
The USD Index (DXY) dropped markedly and flirted with three-week lows near the 104.00 neighbourhood. On June 4, Factory Orders take centre stage seconded by the JOLTs Job Openings and the RCM/TIPP Economic Optimism Index.
European Central Bank's interest rate decision ahead of the euro outlook: technical analysis of EUR/USD, EUR/CHF.
The euro/US dollar benefited from a weakened US dollar, and is expected to rise further if US data disappoints; Swiss Franc is supported by the inflation comments from Swiss National Bank Chairman Jordan.
US Dollar Continues to Decline Due to Weak ISM PMI Data
On Monday, the US Dollar Index (DXY) continued its decline toward the 104.15 area mainly due to the Institute of Supply Management (ISM) PMI report for May.
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$USD/EUR(USDEUR.FX$ usa destroying itself with mass spending during are time of crisis people here cant afford food come on with the spending
The dollar's rise is backed by the Fed's hawkish stance and higher T-note yields. The Euro and yen's fall are due to lower inflation expectations, stagnant Q1 Eurozone GDP, and BOJ's negative interest rate policy. Precious metals fell due to the dollar's rally, higher global bond yields, and hawkish global central bank comments.
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ColumnsWall Street Banks Divided on US Dollar's Future After Fed Signals Rate Cuts in 2024: Here's Why
After the Federal Reserve expressed dovish comments, Wall Street banks are predicting a possible weakening of the US dollar. Nevertheless, some large banks have taken a different position than the general consensus and believe the US currency will grow stronger in the coming year.
Fidelity and JPMorgan Bet on Stronger Dollar
● The Rest of World Struggle with Inflation and High-Interest Rates
This view ...
Fidelity and JPMorgan Bet on Stronger Dollar
● The Rest of World Struggle with Inflation and High-Interest Rates
This view ...
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.... Is an RN a "Registered Nurse?"Wednesday's FOMC meeting and Powell's dovish speech sent stock and bond markets into a frenzy. The decline in risk-free rates confirms the Goldilocks period, allowing many industries that have been suppressed by high interest rates to recover, and may change the pricing logic of many assets.
■ How Low Treasury Yields Can Go？
The benchmark 10-year yield slipped a further five basis points Thursday to as low as 3.97%, down from a peak of 5...
■ How Low Treasury Yields Can Go？
The benchmark 10-year yield slipped a further five basis points Thursday to as low as 3.97%, down from a peak of 5...
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CPI Data Pushes Equity Investors Into a Buying Frenzy
The CPI reading was the final push the market needed to fall back into a bull market. Yields are tanking with the dollar. This is bullish for equities in the "bad news is good news environment," equities are ripping, and gold is tagging along. I think it is safe to say that things are looking very bullish. Short premiums are crushed across the board.
I believe that most of the market was expecting this suppressed...
The CPI reading was the final push the market needed to fall back into a bull market. Yields are tanking with the dollar. This is bullish for equities in the "bad news is good news environment," equities are ripping, and gold is tagging along. I think it is safe to say that things are looking very bullish. Short premiums are crushed across the board.
I believe that most of the market was expecting this suppressed...
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