A bruised dollar took respite on Monday after suffering its worst weekly drop of the year, as traders waited on economic data and policy decisions before selling it down any further.
Chinese growth data and loan-rate settings are due later in the session, ahead of U.S. retail sales and British inflation later in the week and a slew of central bank meetings next week.
Hikes are expected from the Federal Reserve and European Central Bank next week, but beyond that market pricing implies the Fed will likely stop, before cuts next year, while in Europe another hike probably beckons. The U.S. dollar index dropped 2.2% last week, its sharpest one-week fall since November, and was steady at 99.956 early in the Asia session on Monday.
Österreich Neuesten Nachrichten, Österreich Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Monday is the last chance to claim your 2019 tax refundIf you forgot to file your taxes during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, you have until Monday, July 17, to do so.
Weiterlesen »
Monday is the last chance to claim your 2019 tax refundNearly 1.5 million taxpayers may still be eligible for a tax refund from tax year 2019, according to the IRS.
Weiterlesen »
Monday is the last chance to claim your 2019 tax refundNearly 1.5 million taxpayers may still be eligible for a tax refund from tax year 2019, according to the IRS.
Weiterlesen »
Monday is the last chance to claim your 2019 tax refundNearly 1.5 million taxpayers may still be eligible for a tax refund from tax year 2019, according to the IRS.
Weiterlesen »
Monday is the last chance to claim your 2019 tax refundNearly 1.5 million taxpayers may still be eligible for a tax refund from tax year 2019, according to the IRS.
Weiterlesen »
Monday is the last chance to claim your 2019 tax refundNearly 1.5 million taxpayers may still be eligible for a tax refund from tax year 2019, according to the IRS.
Weiterlesen »