The Dollar rallied broadly in N.Y. on Monday, taking the DXY to two-plus month highs of 92.44, up from overnight lows of 92.00. USD short-covering appeared to be the main driver through the session, which was prompted by the better ADP jobs report, and the advent of month and quarter-end. The higher

The dollar majors have been trading with little directional impulse. EUR-USD has settled in a narrow range near 1.1900, above yesterday's nine-day low at 1.1878, and USD-JPY has been plying a sideways range near the 110.50 level, above Tuesday's eight-day low at 110.48. Cable has remained heavy, tho

The dollar has been trading with a firming bias, overall, posting fresh highs versus some currencies, such as the pound and Australian dollar, although so far remaining off highs seen yesterday against other currencies, such as the euro. The spate of cautious trading in world stock markets, due to c

The dollar is softer in overall narrow ranges. EUR-USD has ticked back into the mid 1.1900s, and USD-JPY has drifted off yesterday's 15-month high at 111.12. The pound has settled after rotating lower on the back of the BoE's cautious messaging yesterday following its June policy review. Cable has e

The Dollar slipped some in early trade, seeing the DXY bottom at 91.51 from overnight highs of 91.90. The USD later bounced some, after most major currencies hit one-week lows versus the Greenback. Incoming data saw mixed Markit PMIs, and a weaker new home sales outcome, the latter of which, took th

The Dollar was largely rangebound in N.Y. on Tuesday, though ultimately headed slightly lower. The DXY topped at 92.13 early, later hitting a low of 89.76. Trade was light ahead of Fed Chair Powell's testimony, though based on his published written remarks, he should not stray from his recent stance

The dollar has consolidated at modestly softer levels after rallying strongly last week. The DXY dollar index drifted to levels around 92.20, down from Friday's two-month high at 92.40. EUR-USD concurrently lifted to the upper 1.1880s from Friday's two-month low at 1.1846. The yen continued to outpe

The Dollar rallied in N.Y. on Friday, with gains coming early following comments from the Fed's Bullard, who said we are experiencing "...more inflation than we were expecting." He added “I think it’s natural that we’ve tilted a little bit more hawkish here to contain inflationary pressures.” Treasu

The dollar has settled to a consolidation of its post-Fed announcement gains. The narrow trade-weighted DXY dollar index is up 1.6% on the week and is currently plying a narrow range just below the two-month high that was printed yesterday at 92.01. EUR-USD has settled just above Thursday's two-mont

The Dollar for the most part continued its post-FOMC rally, taking the DXY to two-month highs of 92.01. Ahead of the Fed on Wednesday, the index was trading at 90.54. The prospects of more interest rate hikes sooner, along with ramped up growth and inflation forecasts, should keep the USD underpinne

The Dollar was mixed in N.Y., though remained inside of relatively narrow trading ranges. The DXY topped at 90.53 early in the session, later hitting at low of 90.41 before steadying near 90.45. There was no data to drive markets on Monday. Focus has shifted to Wednesday's FOMC meeting and press con

The Dollar was a bit softer in N.Y. trade on Tuesday, though was rangebound for the most part. An early drop in Treasury yields, reportedly the result of a large short position being unwound, saw the 10-year yield drop to near 1.51% from 1.57%, which weighed on the USD. The timing coincided with the

The Dollar fell broadly in N.Y. on Monday, the result of a weaker May U.S. jobs report, and subsequently sharp drop in Treasury yields, as Fed tapering concerns were largely taken off the table for now. From Thursday's high to Friday's low, the 10-year Treasury yield fell 7 basis points to 1.56%, we

The Dollar firmed across the board in N.Y. on Thursday, with stronger data and firmer yields driving the DXY to three-week highs of 90.55, up from 89.92 lows seen into the open. A much better ADP private payrolls print got the ball rolling, while pandemic lows in initial jobless claims, and a bump u

The dollar is moderately firmer today. The DXY USD index has printed a two-day high at 90.01, which reverses a good portion of the decline seen on Monday and yesterday. EUR-USD concurrently ebbed to two-day lows under 1.2200 while USD-JPY lifted to a two-day high at 109.85. The U.S. currency still r