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The US Dollar was able to gain some traction against the Japanese Yen and pulled away from the recently struck 2 ½ week trough but remains under pressure generally ahead of President Trump’s policy address before the US Congress tomorrow.
Oil prices were broadly higher on Monday as global supply seems to be falling despite the rise in U.S. production.
The US Dollar managed to recover lost ground after falling to a 2-week trough versus the Japanese yen.
The Euro continues to be under heavy pressure from political uncertainty as the candidates jockey for position for French president.
For the first time since early January, the EUR/USD fell below $1.05 on a combination of investors’ concerns.
The US Dollar slipped in Asian trade as FX traders await the FOMC minutes which will show the outlook of the Federal Reserve’s voting members and gauge the possible timing of the next rate increase.
The Pound Sterling edged higher against the common currency Euro but was under some pressure versus the US Dollar as market players await testimony by members of the Bank of England.
The Euro is once again under pressure as political uncertainties surrounding the looming French presidential election impact investors’ sentiment.
The Euro gained ground versus the US Dollar in the wake of a weekend that included a relatively fruitless effort to pin down a presidential candidate for France’s leftist unity party.
Global markets remained relatively subdued on Monday in advance of President’s Day, a U.S. bank holiday that will keep markets closed.
The US Dollar Index remains fixed and close to a 1-week trough despite unexpectedly upbeat economic data which failed to give US Treasury instruments a yield boost.
The US Dollar finally broke course and ended an 11-day win streak today, retreating versus the Japanese Yen and the common currency Euro.
U.S. markets closed broadly higher on Wednesday, with the S&P 500 marking its seventh consecutive winning session, encouraging global stock markets to cash in on the rally.
The US Dollar edged higher yet again, now on track for an 11th consecutive day of gains, even as investors focus on the upcoming release of inflation data to better gauge the Federal Reserve’s likely next move.
Despite the fact that Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen expressed uncertainty about U.S. President Donald Trump’s economic policy, she announced on Tuesday that “waiting too long to remove accommodation would be unwise,” which clearly signaled the Fed’s increased likelihood of raising interest rates in March.
