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US Dollar May Resume Slide as Yields Turn Lower on Strong Treasury Demand

US Dollar May Resume Slide as Yields Turn Lower on Strong Treasury Demand 2021-01-13 07:30:00 Daniel Moss, Analyst US Dollar Index, DXY, Federal Reserve, US 10-Year Treasury Note, Quantitative Easing – Talking Points: Equity markets broadly gained during APAC trade as investors continued to cheer the prospect of additional fiscal support out of the US. Strong demand for 10-year notes at the Treasury’s monthly auction may cap the US Dollar’s upside. US Dollar Index (DXY) may slide lower as price continues to track within the confines of a Descending Channel. Advertisement Asia-Pacific Recap Equity markets broadly gained during Asia-Pacific trade as investors cheered the prospect of expediated vaccine distribution and a more extensive fiscal stimulus package under a Joe Biden administration.

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The Fed: Fed s Rosengren expects asset purchases to continue until economy is on stronger footing

The Fed: Fed s Rosengren expects asset purchases to continue until economy is on stronger footing
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Dow edges higher as stocks attempt to avoid back-to-back losses

Dow misses out on record high as Wall Street avoids back-to-back losses MarketWatch 1/12/2021 MARKET SNAPSHOT U.S. stocks finished slightly higher Tuesday as investors weighed a further rise in bond yields and worries over the resurgence of of the COVID-19 pandemic against prospects for more economic aid from the incoming administration of President-elect Joe Biden and a 2021 economic recovery. Stocks pulled back Monday after ending last week at record levels. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite led the way lower, falling 1.3%, while the Dow fell 0.3% and the S&P 500 declined 0.3%. Stocks clung to gains as investors watched a rise in U.S. government bond yields this month. A Treasury market selloff saw the 10-year Treasury note BX:TMUBMUSD10Y recording its largest weekly rise since June in the past week and the spread between the 10-year and 2-year yields a measure of the yield curve briefly hit its widest levels since 2017.

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