Australia, Canada, and EU Attempt to Steal the Fed Monetary Policy
Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s comments on the Jackson Hole Symposium resulted in the worst weekly candle in US500 since June.
Greenback declines in Asia as Japanese yen rebounds
On Tuesday, in Asia, the US currency gave up early revenues, with the Japanese yen on the rebound having dropped overnight on hopes for continued monetary as well as fiscal stimulus in the wake of snap surveys at the weekend.
The currency pair USD/JPY demonstrated 113.32, decreasing 0.11%, AUD/USD hit 0.7817, soaring 0.12%, while EUR/USD rallied 0.12% being worth 1.1763.
As for the US dollar index, tracking the greenback’s value against a trade-weighted basket of six key counterparts, it slumped 0.11% showing 93.62.
Overnight, the evergreen buck traded at three-month maximums versus the Japanese yen because market participants expected the BOJ to keep losing monetary policy measures after Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe managed to win a snap election for his party.
The soar in the evergreen buck pressured the common currency. The euro dived to a nearly one-week minimum amid everlasting political uncertainty in Spain.
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