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Dollar Slips Further as Anticipation Mounts of Fed Interest Rate Cut
NEW YORK (Reuters) -The dollar slipped for a second straight session on Wednesday, a day after a U.S. inflation reading increased expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut next month and renewed pressure from President Donald Trump for lower rates added to the sell-off.
The dollar slipped on Friday with investors cautious about the rate outlook ahead of import price data, after recent figures ...
The steady decline of the dollar under President Donald Trump has led to a lot of hyperventilating about its role as the ...
We expect a 0.4% month-on-month core CPI print in the US today, above the 0.3% consensus. That should offer the dollar ...
The dollar held on to previous session gains on Friday after hotter than expected inflation data prompted traders to trim ...
A weaker U.S. dollar may fundamentally benefit some areas of the stock market, but “it could also potentially drive higher ...
What’s being overlooked in the pyrotechnics over the Federal Reserve is the most important issue of all: the integrity and ...
The Canadian dollar recovered on Tuesday from an earlier one-week low against its U.S. counterpart after the release of U.S.
Import costs have surged in the country, sending inflation soaring to around 15% — that means shrinking international dollar ...
Gold futures settled Thursday at a two-week low, contributing to a more than 3% loss so far this week, as the biggest monthly ...
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