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Decoding Last Week's Market Moves: Beyond the Trade Headlines
The news last weekend of the massive Trump climb down on Chinese tariffs buoyed the dollar, but the bump soon faded and the dollar ended the week down against all of its G10 peers and nearly all major currencies worldwide.
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The US dollar has rallied against almost every currency in the world overnight, as investors digest the news of the big outperformance in the polls from Donald Trump.There was a broad consensus among market participants and political pundits that this year’s election would be one of the closest run races in living memory.
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AUDThe Australian dollar has managed to recover some of its losses following the early September risk-off period. A shift in global sentiment has encouraged investors to buy back the Aussie dollar, especially with the increased interest rate differential.
AUDLast month was a particularly good one for the Australian dollar, which was one of the better performers in the G10. Sticky inflation and...
A surprise to the downside in last week’s Q2 inflation data ensured that theAussie dollar ended at the bottom of the G10 FX performance tracker