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Bank of America sees weaker dollar as Fed cuts rates amid rising inflation
Bank of America points out that the year-to-date dollar selloff has its highest correlation with 2007 out of all years since 1973. Historical patterns show dollar depreciation was sharper before Fed cuts, with bearishness continuing for three months after rate reductions.
By Rocky Swift TOKYO (Reuters) -Stocks in Asia climbed and the U.S. dollar was subdued on Wednesday, as data showed both ...
The dollar fell to its weakest level against the Japanese yen in three weeks after U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said he expected the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates to tackle inflation.
The dollar remained weaker after U.S. inflation data on Tuesday cemented expectations for the Federal Reserve to resume ...
The U.S. dollar firmed across the board on Monday, a day before the release of a U.S. inflation report that could help ...
Not too hot, not too cold — this was just right. The latest inflation report delivered a best-case scenario for the stock ...
We expect a 0.4% month-on-month core CPI print in the US today, above the 0.3% consensus. That should offer the dollar ...
Raising a child in 2025 is costlier than ever, with inflation driving long-term increases in essential expenses like housing, ...
Japan’s producer prices guide BoJ policy bets and USD/JPY moves, while Aussie wage growth influences RBA rate path and ...
The dollar rose as top-line inflation figures landed in line with expectations, but under the surface, rising prices for some goods suggested tariffs could drive further price increases ahead.
With inflation pressures back on the upswing, it could be difficult for the Fed to justify a rate cut on September 17, even ...
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