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Explore Now India s rupee on Monday plunged below 75 against the U.S. dollar for the first time in eight months amid a rapid increase in second-wave of coronavirus cases, while concerns over rising U.S. bond yields hurt broader emerging Asian markets. Weighing on the region s markets were expectations of a further rise in U.S. yields on a likely strong reading for U.S. consumer inflation for March, on the heels of a more-than-expected rise in U.S. producer prices. The rupee weakened as much as 0.5 per cent to 75.138, its lowest since August last year, before recovering to 74.870, as record cases and a possible lockdown in the western state of Maharashtra, home to Mumbai, hurt sentiment. ....
KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit was higher against the US dollar at opening on Tuesday, lifted by buying support for the local currency, while the greenback is weakening through the global risk-on channel as foreign exchange traders sell the dollar and put more money to work outside of the US. This ensued from the sinking US dollar to an almost two-week low versus a basket of its peers, moving in tandem with retreating Treasury yields from recent peaks despite signs of a robust US economic recovery. The dollar index declined to its lowest level since March 25, slipping further in early Asian trading following a 0.4 per cent decline on Monday. ....
Buy (almost) everything is back April 6, 2021SharePrint Stock markets rise, US dollar dips In a flashback to the future, US markets fully returned to work overnight and partied like it was 2020. Stock markets powered higher; the US dollar fell at the expense of risk-correlated currencies, US yields eased slightly, and industrial metals rose. Gold and cryptos both had positive days with only oil suffering, which we will discuss later. There seems to have been a delayed reaction to Friday’s impressive Non-Farm Payrolls. The whole buy everything process being given another sugar rush by the US ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI blowing forecasts out of the water. Markit Services PMI had outperformed as it rose to 60.40, but the ISM data stole the show. Non-Manufacturing PMI for March rose to 63.70 versus 59.0 expected, as the US reaps the Covid-19 jabs in arms, stimulus cheques peace dividend faster than expected. ....
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US dollar pummelled Surge in risk sentiment sends US dollar reeling The US dollar wilted overnight before the onslaught of bullish risk sentiment that swept Wall Street after Friday’s Non-Farm Payrolls and the overnight ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI data. The dollar index fell 0.47% to 92.57, although it has recovered slightly in Asia to 92.68. Notably, despite the robust ISM data and aggressive equity rally, US yields drifted lower, undermining US dollar support. The fall overnight leaves the dollar index not far from its 92.50 pivot point, and a daily close below that suggests a deeper retracement to 92.00 initially. The majors rallied overnight, but the story was as much a weak US dollar one than the dawn of a new day for the likes of the euro and yen. EUR/USD rose 0.44% to 1.1810, and if it closes above 1.1800 this evening, further gains are possible. Euro sentiment, though, will remain clouded by its Covid-19 situation and the potential Ukraine flashpoint. ....