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Daily FX Market Roundup December 21, 2020 The second to last week of December kicked off with losses in currencies and equities. By the end of the NY session however, much of the weakness eased leading many investors to wonder if anything could sap the equity rally. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell more 400 points shortly after the NY open but ended the day flat. The dollar started the day strong but gave up part of its gains as well. This is a shortened trading week but a variety of factors could influence how the dollar trades. Congress reached an agreement on a $900 billion coronavi...

December 18, 2020 Daily FX Market Roundup December 18, 2020 It has been a challenging week for the US dollar. The greenback fell to fresh 2.5 year lows against most of the major currencies but as the week drew to a close, it finally rebounded. While some may hope that this marks a bottom for the dollar, there’s scope for further losses in the coming week. Vaccine progress and the prospect of a stimulus deal are some of the main reasons for the dollar’s weakness and that is not expected to change. Stimulus talks are progressing and there’s talk that an agreement may be reached over th...

December 16, 2020 Daily FX Market Roundup December 16, 2020 The Federal Reserve’s monetary policy announced failed to stem the dollar’s slide. The greenback traded lower against most of the major currencies with the only exceptions being the Canadian dollar and Swiss Franc, which rallied on the back of short covering. On balance, the outcome of the FOMC meeting was less dovish. The central bank left interest rates unchanged, dialed up their expectations for growth and put some specific numbers around their Treasury and mortgage backed securities purchases. They didn’t extend the matu...

December 17, 2020 Daily FX Market Roundup December 17, 2020 Risk appetite remains strong with equities and currencies extending their gains on Thursday. The growing prospect of a stimulus deal in the US and a Brexit agreement in the UK drove investors out of safe have currencies like the US dollar and Japanese Yen. High beta currencies took flight with strong gains in sterling, the New Zealand and Australian dollars. The greenback fell to fresh 2.5 year lows on the back of mostly weaker data. Although building permits rose strongly, housing starts grew at a slower pace, the Philadelphia Fed ...