The broad-based dollar sell-off this week has considerably narrowed. The dollar’s losses have become move concentrated in the post-FOMC sessions with just the euro …
The euro pullback spurred by the Federal Reserve statement that continued to regard the slowdown as having to been partly caused by …
By Jeffrey P. Snider The FOMC statement changes seem to have initiated knee-jerk reactions undoing the interpretations of the March statement.
The US dollar has yet to stabilize against the euro and sterling, although it has steadied against the dollar-bloc currencies and yen. The …
By Elliott Wave International Imagine you’re on an airplane, mid-air, when the intercom from the cockpit accidentally turns on. You and the entire …
The US dollar is firmer against most of the European currencies but is weaker within the dollar-bloc and many emerging market currencies. Against …
The US dollar has recouped much of the ground lost yesterday in response to the US retail sales report, which while softer than …
By Jeffrey P. Snider Since November of 2014, the S&P 500 Index (IVV) has been traded within a range of 150 or so points.
The US dollar is broadly higher on follow through buying after recovering in North America yesterday, helped in part by the FOMC minutes. …
The US dollar has given back most of yesterday’s gains though the euro has been unable to resurface above $1.09.
