Ruth Carson

Betting on carry bears more relevance in the Group of 10 foreign-exchange space than at almost any point since 2000, strategist Stuart Jenkins wrote in a report.

With oil prices on the ascent again, bets that tens of billions of dollars in fresh capital inflows would sustain a recovery in the Indian rupee have all but vanished.

Analysts say that the currency vulnerability is due to reliance on imported energy and its ripple effect on the broader economy.

Some global bond investors are looking to shift toward markets like Australia and Europe as doubts grow over the Federal Reserve’s ability to keep inflation under control, adding to pressure on Treasuries.

Strategists trying to figure out Japan’s next move on the yen are looking to the International Monetary Fund’s technical guidelines for clues.

Currency traders are on high alert for more joint intervention by Japan and the US when trading gets underway in Asia on Monday after coordinated operations in Tokyo and New York last week triggered a dramatic rebound in the yen.

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Global bond and currency investors are debating if it’s time to dust off last year’s ‘Sell America’ trade after a flurry of economic-policy decisions out of Washington over the past two weeks.

(Bloomberg) -- Global bond and currency investors are debating if it's time to dust off last year's 'Sell America' trade after a flurry of economic-policy decisions out of Washington over the past two weeks.

US support for Japan’s efforts to prop up the yen is unlikely to damage the dollar’s status as the most dominant reserve currency in the world, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.