US Dollar Range Remains Ahead of CPI: EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CAD
The expectation for tomorrow’s CPI print is for an annualized read of 6.8% and the US Dollar retains a bullish bias despite the two-week range that’s built near the highs.
The expectation for tomorrow’s CPI print is for an annualized read of 6.8% and the US Dollar retains a bullish bias despite the two-week range that’s built near the highs.
The ECB’s wait-and-see approach for monetary policy may drag on EUR/USD as President Christine Lagarde and Co. remain in no rush to implement higher interest rates.
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Market concerns about the omicron variant and Fed monetary policy risk amid mounting inflationary pressures sap sentiment and weigh on U.S. stocks at the start of the new week.
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