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Dollar slides as Warsh offers no guidance; gold's $4,200 ceiling holds
Warsh gave no October guidance and the dollar fell against six of seven majors. Gold came within $1 of $4,200 and has closed below it 15 sessions in a row.
Dollar falls against six majors despite hot US PPI; gold gains 1.8%
US producer prices beat forecasts, yet Treasury yields kept falling and the dollar fell against six of seven majors. EUR/USD closed above 1.1215 and gold rose 1.81%.
Hotter US core inflation lifts the dollar; gold slides 1.5%
US core inflation beat forecasts and the dollar rose against six of the seven majors. EUR/USD fell back below 1.1159 and gold made a 13th straight close below $4,200.
Dollar slips against all seven majors; gold stays below $4,200
The dollar fell against all seven majors and stayed down when yields climbed back. Gold came within $2 of $4,200 and closed below it for a 12th session in a row.
EUR/USD sinks to a 2026 low as oil rebounds; gold fails at $4,200
The dollar rose against all seven majors as oil rebounded. EUR/USD closed below 1.1159, the level our weekly wrap flagged, and gold slipped back under $4,200.
Canada sheds 68,300 jobs, loonie slides; gold briefly tops $4,200
Canada lost 68,300 jobs and the Canadian dollar slid; gold traded above $4,200 but closed below it, and EUR/USD closed under 1.1215 for a third session.
Trump rules out Iran strikes before midterms; yields back off 2002 highs
Oil jumped and Treasury yields neared their highest since 2002 before easing, and Trump ruled out Iran strikes before the midterms; the Fed's Waller called for more hikes.
Euro closes below 1.1215 as the pressure on French debt returns
EUR/USD closed below 1.1215, the test our weekly wrap set, on a day when French bonds sold off again and the US 10-year yield touched 5.35%; gold hit its lowest since August.
Euro wins back its slide to a 17-month low as French bond stress eases
EUR/USD won back Monday's slide to a 17-month low as French bond stress eased; gold touched a two-month low before closing 0.7% higher, and Canada's Ivey PMI sank to 58.2.
Euro hits 1.1161, its lowest since May 2025, on French fiscal fears
EUR/USD briefly touched 1.1161, its lowest since May 2025, on French fiscal fears, BBH said, and FXStreet reported Treasury yields at multi-year highs.
Payrolls rise just 29,000, knocking out October Fed hike bets
US payrolls rose by 29,000 against a 90,000 consensus and, according to FXStreet, knocked out October Fed hike bets; the euro led our strength table.
Euro breaks below 1.13 and the dollar index hits a yearly high
The dollar index set a new yearly high and EUR/USD fell below 1.13 for the first time since May 2025; the yen weakened yet led our strength table again.
Core PCE undershoots at 0.2%, yet yields and the dollar end higher
Softer US core PCE trimmed bets on an October Fed hike and briefly lifted the euro, but yields and the dollar ended Wednesday higher; the Australian dollar lost 0.57%.
Dollar drives euro to three-month low as gold rebounds 1.3%
The dollar took the euro below its June low and the Australian dollar below 0.70 after the RBA's hike, while gold rebounded 1.3% as oil slid.
Gold sinks over 3% as US Treasury yields return to 2007 highs
Trump's rejection of Iran's Hormuz plan lifted oil and sent the US ten-year yield back to its 2007 highs; gold fell more than 3% and silver more than 5%.
Yen jumps after Trump flags its weakness; oil eases on Iran deal hopes
The yen jumped after Trump flagged its weakness to Japan's prime minister, oil eased on US-Iran deal reports, and the 30-year Treasury yield hit a 22-year high.
Dollar extends streak on Fed hawkishness; yen, Swiss franc weaken
The dollar rallied on hawkish Federal Reserve remarks, the yen and Swiss franc weakened, and the two levels the week watched both broke: Brent above $100, the 10-year above 5%.
US PMIs surge and yields hit their highest since 2007
A jump in US business activity drove Treasury yields to their highest since 2007 and the dollar to a two-month high, while silver tumbled 3.67% and gold fell over 1.5%.
