Dollar softens as traders brace for key US inflation release
Dollar index dips near 97.9 ahead of the US CPI print, with markets steady and traders eyeing key data points.
PPI Dips 0.1% – Dollar Wobbles, Markets Adjust
U.S. Producer Price Index slips 0.1%, sending dollar lower and fueling Fed-cut bets. What comes next for traders?
Historic Payroll Revision Tanks Dollar; NFIB Index Slightly Up
Historic payroll revision shakes the dollar—down 91.1 k jobs. NFIB small-biz index beats forecast. Markets watch PPI next. By Óhran Ó Dubhthaigh.
Dollar Drops on Weak Jobs, CPI Now in Focus
U.S. jobs miss drives Fed cut bets, USD weakens, markets eye CPI. Óhran Ó Dubhthaigh breaks down the day’s economic calendar.
Dollar Softens as Bond Yields Flirt with 5% and Global Data Looms
Today’s U.S. calendar was light, but the bond market stole the show. The 30-year yield crossed 5% before settling, sparking chatter about supply, fiscal stress, and risk repricing. The U.S. dollar eased against majors, with the Dollar Index down ~0.3%.
US Payrolls Miss and Rate-Cut Odds Jump as Dollar Weakens
The US jobs engine sputtered in August. Just 22,000 new jobs added—well below forecasts. The unemployment rate edged higher to 4.3 percent. The dollar reacted immediately, sliding across all major pairs. Market pricing now tilts toward a Fed rate cut..