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Mar 10 2021, 8:59 AM March 10 2021, 8:00 AM March 10 2021, 8:59 AM Global market pressures are an upshot of capital forcing a synchronicity of monetary normalisation across economies despite a sharp asynchronicity in their recoveries from Covid-19, against a backdrop of U.S. exceptionalism. Global market pressures are an upshot of capital forcing a synchronicity of monetary normalisation across economies despite a sharp asynchronicity in their recoveries from Covid-19, against a backdrop of U.S...

KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit opened lower versus the US dollar on the strengthening of the greenback due to rising US Treasury yields that continued to test cross-asset risk sentiment, with the US Congress on the cusp of sending a US$1.9 trillion stimulus bill to President Joe Biden for sign off, dealers said.

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Dollar on defensive as sentiment recovers amid retreat in US yields Reuters TOKYO | Updated on × The safe-haven US dollar remained broadly weaker on Wednesday as Treasury yields continued to retreat, restoring some calm to global markets and reigniting demand for riskier assets. Commodity-linked currencies including the Australian dollar and the Norwegian krone held on to sizeable two-day advances. The lower US yields also sapped some of the dollars allure among fellow low-yielding currencies...

New Zealand dollar rally continues February 22, 2021SharePrint The New Zealand dollar has kicked off the trading week with considerable gains. Currently, NZD/USD is trading at 0.7328, up o.46% on the day. New Zealand dollar continues hot streak NZD/USD posted sharp gains of 1.02 per cent on Friday, its highest one-day gain since early January. The kiwi took advantage of a drop in US yields as it rallied strongly. The currency has added to these gains on Monday, after S&P Global Ratings raised ...

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Asian equities and US dollar dip lower February 19, 2021SharePrint Asian equities ease with Wall Street Wall Street fell again overnight, as bullish momentum temporarily ebbs, spurring investors to lighten risk. The S&P 500 lost 0.44%, the Nasdaq slipped 0.72%, and the Dow Jones eased by 0.44%. US index futures have continued a downward trajectory this morning, with all three major indices lower by around 0.35%. The US malaise has spilt over into Asian markets, which are tracking lower today. T...

Caution prevails in Asia February 18, 2021SharePrint Although China has returned from its week-long break today, there are little signs that mainland markets want to play catch-up with the equity action seen elsewhere over the past week. Indeed, after spiking higher on the open, both the Shanghai Composite and the CSI 300, having risen 2.0% in early trading, are now nearly 1.0% lower, dragged down by the index’s Shenzhen components, which is enduring a torrid day. Inflation nerves seem to be ...

Oil flat, gold under pressure January 19, 2021SharePrint Oil barely changed in Asia Oil prices barely moved overnight with trading curtailed by the US public holiday. Like other asset classes, oil has received a gentle US stimulus tailwind in Asia, with both Brent and WTI futures moving modestly higher. Brent crude has risen 0.55% to USD55.00 a barrel, and WTI has risen 0.40% to USD52.25 a barrel. Further dollar strength could extend oil’s correction lower—the USD53.00 a barrel level being ...

Canadian dollar dips on mixed data January 18, 2021SharePrint The Canadian dollar is down slightly in the Monday session. Currently, USD/CAD is trading at 1.2759, up 0.22% on the day. Short squeeze boosts US dollar The week ended on a high note for the US dollar, which recorded broad gains. USD/CAD is in positive territory again on Monday, and the pair touched a high of 1.2799 earlier in the day, good enough for a 1-week high. The US dollar has regained its form in the New Year after a dreadful...