The US Dollar gained on Monday as liquidity came back online and markets fully absorbed Friday’s non-farm payrolls report. Will DXY’s momentum hold ahead?
Bitcoin rebounded strongly during US trading hours after a weaker-than-expected CPI report weighed on Fed rate hike bets. Asia-Pacific markets will attempt to capitalize on …
An already exceptionally strong US Dollar surged on Friday, threatening Asia-Pacific market sentiment. The Bank of Japan Governor Kuroda is due to speak today. Source
The New Zealand Dollar paced higher against the US Dollar after the island nation posted surprisingly strong second-quarter GDP numbers. An easing in Chinese Covid …
A weaker-than-expected US second-quarter GDP print was good news for stocks on Wall Street. The risk-on shift sent the US Dollar lower and Bitcoin prices …
The US Dollar weakened as rising fears of a recession have seen the markets pull back 2023 Federal Reserve rate hike expectations. Ahead, AUD/USD eyes …
The Australian Dollar fell overnight as a surge in Treasury yields boosted the US Dollar. Australian PMI data showed the Aussie economy's recovery is gaining …
The Australian Dollar may move higher to kick off the Asia-Pacific trading week after China posted a better-than-expected trade surplus over the weekend. Source
The risk-sensitive Australia Dollar is extending its post-RBA move lower Against the US Dollar after Wall Street stocks sold off. Today's economic docket is light, …
APAC trading is set for a quiet start to the week as many Asian markets remain closed amid Lunar New Year celebrations. Meanwhile, AUD/NZD faces …
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