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The Dollar surged 0.3% against the Yen, investors bright on central bank meetings to be held next week

Currency markets were void of a clear direction in early European trading on Tuesday

Sakshi K S by Sakshi K S
October 27, 2021
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The Dollar surged 0.3% against the Yen, investors bright on central bank meetings to be held next week

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The Dollar surged slightly higher as currency markets were void of a clear direction in early European trading on Tuesday. However, investors looked forward to the central bank meetings scheduled to take place this week.

Equity markets witnessed hints of enhanced risk appetite owing to surefooted earnings, with European stocks opening at a price that was higher than the preceding day, after a rally in the Asian session.

The Dollar index today

The Dollar index stabilized, surged less than 0.1% at 93.913 at 0739 GMT.

The bill surged 0.3% against the Japanese Yen, with the pair at 114.065, beneath the 4 year high of 114.695 accomplished last week.

The Bank of Japan meets on Thursday, to preserve its vast stimulus program and cut down the inflation prediction for 2021 in proof that it has no motive to follow other central banks that are eyeing exits from crisis-mode strategies.

The Canadian Dollar stabilized in advance of a Bank of Canada meeting on Wednesday, at which it was estimated to increase its inflation prediction and to vastly end stimulus from its pandemic-era bond purchasing program, beginning a faltering countdown to the first interest rate hike since 2018.

The Australian Dollar, seen as a fiscal substitution for risk appetite, was constant at USD 0.7494. In the last week, it surged more than the principal USD 0.75 resistance threshold for the first time since July.

You-Na Park-Heger, a Commerzbank strategist, stated in a client note that if the rally on the market prevails, the Australian Dollar is most likely to be supported in the present moment.

The New Zealand Dollar slipped 0.2% at USD 0.7156.

The Euro was a tad bit lower against the Dollar, at USD 1.1598 (down 0.1%), crumbled by expectations that the European Central Bank will take a dovish attitude when it holds its meeting on Thursday.

Lee Hardman, an MUFG currency analyst, stated in a note to clients that the firm had faith in the ECB and believed that it would push back against the prevalent market pricing for ECB hike rates.

Hardman stated that the ECB’s constant resistance to increase rates must continue to affect the Euro as other G10 central banks disembark on hiking cycles.

German business climate index, on Monday, showcased that business morale had diminished for the fourth month successively in October. This also affected the Euro.

ING policymakers noted that till now in 2021, energy-exporting currencies whose central banks are looking to tighten have outclassed themselves (like the Norwegian Crown and the Canadian Dollar).

The Chinese Yuan was stable against the Dollar, with the pair interchanging hands at 6.3823.

A conversation between US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and China’s Vice Premier Liu He was witnessed as beneficial for Sino – US relationships.

Bitcoin slipped around 0.9% at USD 62,528.40 at 0805 GMT, having slipped below last week’s all-time high of USD 67,016.50.

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