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It was a brutal week for the British Pound, with GBP showing its largest weekly loss against the Euro in more than a year.
By: James Stanley
Yields on 10-year Treasuries have risen as much as 120 bps from the low just before the FOMC's first rate cut of this cycle, and now it's starting to negatively impact equities.
USD bulls continue to push and this week brings another installment of CPI, which has been a bullish driver for the Greenback since the Fed's start of a rate cutting cycle in September.
Tomorrow's CPI report seems quite important given the run-higher in U.S. Treasury yields that's taken place even as the Fed has continued to cut. This could have an outsized effect on USD-pairs, bonds and SPX.
Stocks are putting in a big move and 10-year Treasury Notes are showing the largest decline in yields since last August, just before stocks bottomed.
Yen-strength showed up this morning as USD/JPY pushed down to a fresh 2025 low. And while DXY has recovered most of the CPI sell-off, USD/JPY hasn't, at least not yet.
The U.S. Dollar just finished its strongest quarter in more than nine years, but a continuation of that theme may not be a great thing for U.S. equities, or the EUR/USD pair.
USD/CAD set a fresh four-year-high late in the week and bulls retain control as President-elect Trump is set to be inaugurated on Monday.
EUR/USD has been in a bearish state since the Q4 open, and it was six consecutive red weeks until last week.
The USD is starting Trump's term with a pullback, so far, and that's helped to boost equity markets following last week's massive SPX rally.
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