The US Dollar (USD) is still stuck in a range while markets are puzzling to see where to go next. Several moving parts are in the mix with US economic data starting to show a very mixed picture with several data points in contraction while the
The US Dollar (USD) is receiving quite the blow from the Producer Price Index (PPI) numbers. The numbers are in contradiction against the Consumer Price Index (CPI) numbers from Thursday where an uptick was noticed in the headline inflation.
The US Dollar (USD) survives yet another day after pressure was building throughout the week for it do snap the 102 level to the downside in the US Dollar Index (DXY). Bets were placed in favor of further and quicker disinflation numbers, putting
The US Dollar (USD) trades in a tight range with markets fretting over the upcoming US inflation numbers. Traders will want to stay out of the market ahead of the main event on Thursday when the US inflation will be printed in the form of the
The US Dollar (USD) trades broadly steady on Tuesday’s European morning, posting gains against most G20 currencies. Still, measured by the DXY US Dollar Index, the Greenback was easing a touch as a firm risk-on tone returned on Monday in US