Fed, Dollar and yen
Dollar steadies, yen slips as traders grapple with Fed rate-cut outlook
The dollar recovered some lost ground on Monday while the yen pared its safe-haven gains, as investors who were undecided on the scale of a Federal Reserve rate cut expected later this month looked to this week's U.
Dollar Holds Steady Amid Uncertain Fed Rate Cuts
The dollar remained stable on Monday as investors speculated on potential Federal Reserve rate cuts. Meanwhile, yen gains faded, and U.S. inflation data is awaited for clearer indications. Mixed job market signals in the U.
Yen Climbs 1% Versus Dollar as US Data Supports Bets on Fed Cuts
The yen surged more than 1% against the dollar Wednesday as fresh signs of a cooling US labor market bolstered the case for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates more aggressively in the coming months.
Dollar tentative, yen slips on muddled Fed rate-cut outlook
The dollar held to tight ranges on Monday while the yen pared some of its safe-haven gains, as investors were undecided on the scale of a Federal Reserve rate cut expected later this month and looked to this week's U.
Dollar wobbles on rising bets of outsized Fed rate cut
The dollar dipped on Thursday as traders ramped up bets for a supersized rate cut from the Federal Reserve later this month, with the yen a notable outperformer on safe-haven demand as concerns over the U.
Fed Must Decide If Quarter-Point Cut Will Be Enough for Workers
The Federal Reserve is set to begin unwinding its tightening campaign this month as inflation cools and the labor market slows. The big question policymakers now face is whether a small interest-rate cut will be enough to keep the economy in expansion mode.
US Economy At Risk As Fed Delays Interest Rate Cuts, Warn Analysts
A BCA Research analyst warns that the US Federal Reserve's delayed interest rate cuts may lead to a recession. Despite market forecasts hinting at potential rate cuts in September, concerns remain about economic instability.
Sluggish US jobs report clears the way for Federal Reserve to cut interest rates
"It is not falling apart, but it is weakening." The cooling jobs figures underscore why the Federal Reserve is set to cut its key interest rate when it next meets Sept. 17-18, with inflation falling steadily back to its target of 2%.
Talk of Fed Rate Cut Turns to How Big It Will Be
With several reports, including August job numbers, suggesting the US labor market is losing steam, Fed watchers are wondering if the Fed will make a bigger-than-expected interest-rate cut when it meets later this month.
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Dollar Steady as Investors Await Fed Rate Decision Amid Mixed Economic Signals
The U.S. dollar remained in tight ranges on Monday, with investors awaiting a Federal Reserve rate cut decision. Despite ...
The Japanese yen still poses ‘a very big risk’ to global markets. Here’s why.
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Fed's Rate Path Clouds Currency Outlook
The yen gave up some of its gains after rising 2.73% last week as risk aversion gripped markets and volatility.
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The Fed Is Containing Yuan Bears. That’s Ironic
The prospect of easing by the Fed, the most powerful central bank and guardian of the dollar, has pushed the greenback down ...
Gold Rallies, Yen Surges, Treasury Yields Fall As Disappointing Payrolls Data Supports Large Rate-Cut Bets
U.S. employment growth lower in August triggered interest rate-sensitive asset rallies, while pushing Treasury yields down ...
CFTC Positioning Report: Japanese Yen net longs kept growing
These are the main highlights of the CFTC Positioning Report for the week ending September 3.
Asia Set for Bearish Day After Payrolls, Yen May Gain: Analysts
Asian stocks are likely to come under pressure as the weaker than expected US payrolls report on Friday quashes earlier ...