Canadian Dollar gains ground as jobs data lifts Loonie
The Canadian Dollar strengthens following positive jobs data.
The Canadian Dollar strengthens following positive jobs data.
Fed's Jefferson expresses hope for economic growth.
Fed's Jefferson offers a cautious outlook on the U.S. economy, indicating stability in the job market and moderation in inflation.
Japan's upcoming election is contributing to weakness in the Yen, with USD/JPY nearing 160.
Atlanta Fed President Bostic emphasizes inflation concerns in a recent interview.
Analysis on how the government shutdown has impacted labor data signals.
US consumer sentiment index rises to 57.3, exceeding expectations.
Expectations for political stability in Japan post-election could strengthen the JPY.
USD/JPY is consolidating around 157.00 with a focus on Japan's elections.
USD/CAD faces downtrend risks as it trades below key moving averages, with short-term resistance at 1.3830.
The dollar is set for a strong weekly gain, with the euro and pound bouncing back.
MUFG notes the ongoing weakness of the Yen against the Dollar ahead of Japan's election.
Silver struggles to regain the $75 area, trading just above $74 after hitting fresh lows.
The USD has shown a rebound against the EUR and JPY, with Nordea hinting at short-term strength.
The US Dollar corrects lower ahead of consumer sentiment data.
NZD/USD rebounds after two days of losses, approaching 0.6000 ahead of key consumer sentiment data.
The yen continues to weaken ahead of the upcoming election in Japan.
BOJ officials show a cautious stance on interest rate hikes.
BoJ board member Kazuyuki Masu indicates the central bank is effectively handling inflation.
GBP/JPY rebounds from the 211.60 area and faces capped upside potential.