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The dollar hit five-week lows against its peers on Friday, in the wake of the Federal Reserve's cautious message this week on the outlook for interest rate hikes and on concerns over a protectionist slant to a G20 meeting this weekend. The dollar index .DXY , which gauges the greenback against a basket of six major rivals, fell 0.2 percent to 100.29 after touching 100.16, its lowest level since Feb. 9. For more realtime market information and best Commodity Tips join Epic Research. -
* European session sees revival for greenback * Dollar hit 1-mth low after Fed stops short of hawkish message * Euro buoyed by results of Dutch election * BOJ, SNB stand pat on monetary policy, BoE next The dollar recovered from a one-month low on Thursday as investors bought the currency on the back of sharp falls prompted by the U.S. Federal Reserve's failure to give a hawkish message on further rate rises. In early trade in Europe, the dollar index recovered all its losses since the close of U.S. trade to stand roughly steady on the day at 100.69. .DXY It was a quarter percent higher at $1.0720 per euro and flat at 113.39 yen For more realtime market information and best Commodity Tips join Epic Research.
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The recovery in EUR/USD loses steam as we head into mid-Europe, as investors gear up for the ECB policy decision for next direction on the EUR. Over the last hours, the major staged a solid comeback from four-day troughs of 1.0525, and looks to test yesterday’ highs reached at 1.0576, mainly driven by a profit-taking rally, as markets clear out EUR short positions after three consecutive days of declines. We indicated yesterday that ‘unless EUR can move and stay above 1.0610 by end of today, it is more likely that this pair has moved into a consolidation phase. EUR closed at 1.0540 and from here we expect this pair to trade sideways within a 1.0490/1.0590 range. For more realtime information and Commodity Tips contact Epic Research.
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The US dollar garnered significant strength across the board post-European open, triggering aggressive selling in EUR/USD towards the mid-point of 1.05 handle. The major finally broke the Asian consolidation box and ran through fresh sellers amid resurgent broad based US dollar demand, as the treasury yields resume the upside. The 2-year yields, which mimics the Fed rate hike expectations, hit the highest levels since July 2009 at 1.346%. The market has remained capped by the downtrend at 1.0631. Focus has shifted to last weeks low at 1.0494. Below here we continue to target recent lows at 1.0352/40 For more real time market information and profitable Commodity Tips Join India's leading advisory firm Epic Research.
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