Geopolitical risks and higher US inflation data drive safe-haven flows into the USD, pressuring the Canadian Dollar. The USD/CAD pair climbed 0.23% to near 1.3975 on Thursday, as the US Dollar strengthened amid heightened Middle East tensions. Investors remain cautious fol
Sticky US inflation data and improving labor demand support a firmer dollar ahead of May PPI release. The US Dollar (USD) remains firm as recent data shows stalled disinflation, with key inflation measures drifting further from the Federal Reserve’s 2% target. Headline CPI
Markets have already priced a 25bp ECB rate hike and 75bp of tightening, limiting further euro gains against the dollar. The European Central Bank’s anticipated 25bp rate hike to 2.25% is fully priced into markets, alongside expectations of 75bp of additional tightening by
The asset manager posted $2.2B in May net inflows, pushing year-to-date inflows to $9.3B and annualized organic growth to 16%. WisdomTree’s assets under management climbed to $168.1B at May-end, marking a new high. The 5.97% month-over-month increase was driven by inflows
EUR/USD may trade below 1.14 due to growth divergence The euro and dollar are on diverging paths, driven by growth differences between the US and euro area. This divergence is not fully priced into rates markets, suggesting potential for further decline in EUR/USD.
Markets price 24 bps of Fed tightening by year-end while ECB’s 25 bps hike may lack hawkish guidance, weighing on the euro. The euro remains vulnerable against the dollar as the European Central Bank is expected to deliver a 25 bps rate hike today but stop short of endorsi
Bank of Canada keeps rates steady due to easing inflation The Bank of Canada has kept interest rates at 2.25%, citing easing core inflation and a weak real economy. This decision limits gains for the Canadian Dollar against the US Dollar. Market pricing now
Bank of Canada holds interest rate at 2.25% due to easing core inflation The Bank of Canada kept its key interest rate at 2.25% due to easing core inflation and a weak real economy. Market pricing now reflects only one hike by December, easing monetary-policy press
Geopolitical tensions and rising expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike weigh on the risk-sensitive Australian Dollar. The Australian Dollar (AUD) extended its decline for a third straight session, trading near two-month lows against the US Dollar (USD) on Thursday. E
Markets price 24 bps of Fed hikes by year-end while RBA minutes suggest a pause amid economic softening. The Australian dollar remains under pressure against the US dollar as Federal Reserve tightening expectations overshadow dovish signals from the Reserve Bank of Austral
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