Weekly Outlook
Shigeru waning hawks push yen into further weakness
The incumbent Japanese Prime Minister managed to secure his seat despite the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) fails to secure a majority in the Diet.
The Red wave is backing the dollar strength, 105.00 target exceeded. Bank Of England is expected to cut 25 bps
The Dollar Index (DXY) has exceeded our target of 105.10 in the Asia hours after Donald Trump is seen leading the Presidential race. The
Aussie strength to be muted in near term as RBA remain hawkish and uncertainty in the U.S Presidential elections
The Reserve Bank of Australia remain their interest rate at 4.35% and hinted that rates may stay longer than expected as Australia’s labour force
Dollar Index (DXY) reached 103.00 target as expected, drove by strong retail sales and ECB rate cuts
Stronger-than-expected US retail sales and a dovish ECB rate cut are driving the dollar's surge, which goes in tandem between the 2 largest central
Dollar index (DXY) broke above 102.00 resistance as expected, likely heading to 103.00 on the back drop of strong employment data. Yen may weakened in near-term
The US dollar maintained its strength as expected from our last report dated 16 Sep 24 as dollar remained well supported above the 100.00
Non-farm Payroll may performed better than expected. Dollar may have a boost towards 102.00
The US dollar has rebounded as anticipated and is approaching our resistance level of 102.31. This recovery was supported by an oversold condition and
Powell’s commitment to rate cut in September weakens the US dollar, all other major currencies rose in strength, boosted by the weak dollar
The US dollar dip after Jerome Powell’s acknowledgement of a significant drop in inflation, bringing it closer to the Federal Reserve's 2% target. Labor
Dollar Index (DXY) regained strength after closing above 103.00 psychological level, along with the Aussie gaining back bullish sentiment
The US dollar regained control after rebounding at 102.00 and closing above 103.00 psychological level attributed to better-than-expected jobless claim data. However, sentiment remains
Dollar Index (DXY) declined after disappointing employment data, Fed cut in September is raised
The US Dollar declined after July's disappointing jobs report, leading to heightened expectations of a rate cut in September. The Federal Reserve has signaled
Dollar Index (DXY) is showing signs of slower decline, mid-term outlook shows possible consolidation. Yen and Pound are in the spotlight. The Loonie suffers huge loss against the dollar
The US Dollar ended the week with a slight decline but managed to claw back above 104.00 psychological level. The Fed inflation gauge Personal
Dollar (DXY) declines on strong rate cut prospect
■ The Dollar Index (DXY) has dip to its lowest in the month and is testing the lower boundary of the range between 104-106
Dollar (DXY) Reverse After Disinflationary Comment, GBPUSD Saw Uptick After Election
■ The Dollar Index (DXY) continues to see decline after rejecting the 160.00 resistance level. ■ Despite a strong reversal, the DXY is likely
