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US Dollar: Fed repricing and inflation data steer path – Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Bank’s Early Morning Reid notes that softer US PCE revisions reduced expectations for an October Fed hike, even as the Dollar Index edged higher.
Dow Jones futures decline as markets weigh on rising US yields
Dow Jones futures decline by 0.42% to trade near 51,060 during European hours on Thursday. Meanwhile, S&P 500 futures gain by 0.09% to trade around 7,720, while Nasdaq 100 futures rise 0.51% to trade near 30,850.
US Dollar: Fed-backed strength holds near yearly highs – ING
ING’s Chris Turner notes the Dollar remains strongly supported, with the DXY index near its highs for the year as solid US activity data reinforces the Federal Reserve’s hawkish stance. He highlights resilient consumer spending, signs of accelerating payrolls and expectations for firm ISM readings.
US Dollar: Upward momentum holds as inflation eases – MUFG
MUFG’s Lee Hardman notes the US Dollar has extended gains, with the Dollar Index reaching the June year-to-date high around 101.80, even as US inflation data softened. Revised core PCE figures show slower underlying price pressures, reducing the likelihood of aggressive Federal Reserve rate hikes.
United States Dollar Index approaches yearly high near 101.80, US ISM PMI in focus
The US Dollar (USD) outperforms its major currency peers on Thursday. In the Asian session, the US Dollar Index (DXY), which gauges the Greenback’s value against six major currencies, trades 0.13% higher to near 101.60. The DXY is little far from its yearly high of 101.80.
US Dollar: Fed outlook supported by robust data – TD Securities
TD Securities economists Oscar Munoz and Eli Nir assess US PCE and GDP revisions as broadly supportive for a firm US macro backdrop and a still-hawkish Federal Reserve stance. They highlight robust US growth, sticky inflation and upgraded GDP forecasts, arguing that lower inflation revisions do not materially alter the narrative for the US Dollar or Fed policy expectations.
Dow Jones Industrial Average fades a soft-inflation bounce as yields climb
The 10-year Treasury yield rose to near 5.30% on Wednesday, its highest since 2007, on the same day US inflation came in under forecast. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rallied on the inflation release, faded for the rest of the session and closed on its low, just under 51,000.
Forex Today: Fedspeak, Jobless Claims and ISM data steal the show
The US Dollar (USD) has traded with marginal gains, coming under pressure following daily tops near 101.50 as investors evaluated softer-than-expected PCE data in August and trimmed some bets on extra tightening by the Federal Reserve (Fed) in the following months.
Euro finds support as softer US PCE data prompts traders to trim Fed rate-hike bets
EUR/USD holds modest gains on Wednesday as traders assess the latest economic data from both sides of the Atlantic. At the time of writing, the pair trades around 1.1363, up 0.20% on the day, after touching 1.1312 on Tuesday, its lowest level since May 2025.
What is driving the US Dollar to multi-month highs against the Euro as PCE data approaches?
EUR/USD has dropped to its lowest level since mid-2025 as the US Dollar (USD) maintains broad-based momentum, propelled by elevated long-dated US Treasury yields and shifting expectations for Federal Reserve (Fed) monetary policy.
Experts agree: The fundamental background hints at further US Dollar appreciation
The US Dollar (USD) is showing a moderately softer tone on Wednesday, weighed down by the recent pullback in US Treasury yields and some dovish comments from New York Fed President John Williams.
US Dollar: Upcoming data to support hawkish Fed stance – BBH
Brown Brothers Harriman’s Elias Haddad notes the Dollar has eased from recent highs as lower Oil prices and comments from New York Fed President John Williams temper rate expectations. However, upcoming US August PCE and September ADP data are expected to show sticky inflation, stronger consumer spending and resilient labor demand, which BBH says should reinforce the Fed’s hawkish bias and support further USD strength.
US Dollar: Coin flip for October rate hike – DBS
DBS Group Research economist Eugene Leow assesses USD Rates ahead of the October FOMC meeting, noting investors see a near-even chance of a back-to-back Fed hike.