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Dollar's rebound is picking up momentum in early US session, bolstered by latest Employment Cost Index which rose by 1.2% in Q3, marking the fastest pace since Q3 2022. This unexpected acceleration in employment costs adds to a series of economic data that suggests the US economy remains hotter than preferred. Especially, persistently elevated services inflation and tight labor market are holding back Fed's plan for interest rate cuts. With this economic backdrop, Fed Chair Jerome Powell is expected to temper market expectations tomorrow about the feasibility of three rate cuts this year, reinforcing the notion that Fed would maintain a more cautious approach to monetary policy easing.

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