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Very Early Signs Omicron Manageable; US & Europe Stocks Rebound; Japanese Yen Strong, Commodity Currencies Weak
FOMC Minutes Have Little Effect; US GDP Slightly Undershoots; USD/JPY at 4-Year High; EUR/USD at 1-Year Low
US Preliminary GDP Undershoots, New Zealand Hikes Rates US Preliminary GDP data released earlier today shows the US economy is growing at an annualized rate of 2.1%, slightly lower than the 2.2% expected by analyst consensus.
Lira Plummets as Erdogan Insists on Low Rates; RBNZ Hikes Rates; USD/JPY at 4-Year High; EUR/USD at 1-Year Low
As President Erdogan speaks on interest rates, the Turkish lira falls by more than 15% within a single day, prompting several Forex brokers to suspend all trading in the currency.
Dollar Rises on High Yields; USD/JPY at 4-Year High; EUR/USD at 1-Year Low
Euro Lower After Friday’s Fall; Crypto Continues to Dip; Stocks Inch Higher
USD/TRY Over 9% Higher This Week; Crypto Continues to Dip; EUR/USD Shows Some Support
The UK joins the list of countries seeing higher than anticipated inflation, boosting the prospect of a UK rate hike in December 2021.
Euro Drops as Hike Ruled Out; Dollar Boosted by Strong Retail Sales; USD/TRY Continues Advance; Crypto Dips
The Turkish lira fell to 10.24 against the U.S. dollar, a decline of more than 1.7 percent on Tuesday alone.
Euro Weakens; RBA Downplays Potential Raise; Biden / Xi Meet Weighed; USD/TRY Continues Advance; Crypto Dips; Wheat Hits New 4-Year Highs
USD/TRY Crosses 10; US Inflation at 31-Year High; Crypto Firmer; Crude Oil Falls; Wheat Hits New 4-Year Highs
US Inflation at 31-Year High, Bonds Drop; US Dollar and Japanese Yen Rise; Gold, Wheat Hit 4-Year Highs
US month-on-month CPI data released earlier showed inflation rising to a record annualized rate, exceeding expectations. Will the Fed be forced into earlier monetary tightening, and what might that mean for commodities, currencies, and stocks?