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Mexican Peso resurfaces on risk-appetite and falling US bond yields - Vimarsana News

Mexican Peso resurfaces on risk-appetite and falling US bond yields

Mexican Peso (MXN) remains on the defensive against the US Dollar (USD), hitting a weekly low of 17.93 as shown by the USD/MXN due to hawkish comments by US Federal Reserve (Fed) Chair Jerome Powell.

Mexican Peso pairs earlier gains, as US Treasury bond yields underpin the US Dollar - Vimarsana News

Mexican Peso pairs earlier gains, as US Treasury bond yields underpin the US Dollar

Mexican Peso prints modest gains against the US Dollar in early trading on Thursday, with traders awaiting the Bank of Mexico (Banxico) monetary policy decision.

The Dollar lost some of its recovery momentum, leaving us in a muddle - Vimarsana News

The Dollar lost some of its recovery momentum, leaving us in a muddle

Outlook: The big story today may well be the 10-year auction ($40 billion) after demand was okay for the 3-year yesterday.

USD/CHF seems baffled around 0.8750, investors await US CPI for fresh guidance - Vimarsana News

USD/CHF seems baffled around 0.8750, investors await US CPI for fresh guidance

The USD/CHF pair turns directionless around 0.8750 in the European session, following the footprints of the US Dollar Index (DXY). The Swiss Franc ass

Fed Speakers Show Growing Divergence on How to Proceed with Monetary Policy - Vimarsana News

Fed Speakers Show Growing Divergence on How to Proceed with Monetary Policy

Fed speakers show growing divergence on how to proceed with monetary policy. Atlanta Fed Bostic (non-voter) is inclined to pause at the June meeting, but he confirmed that the committee is still out on the issue. If he had a bias between going up or down as a next move, it would still be up. Resilient consumer spending and tight labour markets pose upside inflation risks even as the Fed’s earlier tightening measures will start having a bigger impact.