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The British Pound slips again as bets on an October Fed hike build
GBP/USD has stalled at 1.3400 in each of the last three sessions, and it trades just under that level again on Monday. The Dollar is up against most major currencies, so this is more a Dollar move than a Pound one.
New Zealand Westpac Consumer Survey climbed from previous 80.4 to 89.5 in 3Q
New Zealand Westpac Consumer Survey climbed from previous 80.4 to 89.5 in 3Q
Silver Price Forecast: 100-day SMA caps bulls as range tightens
Silver price advance stalled at the 100-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) of $66.39 and is set to end Monday’s session with losses of 0.39% as the Greenback rises following last week’s Fed decision. The XAG/USD trades at $66.03 after reaching a high of $67.05.
Fed’s Collins eyes another hike as energy risks linger
On Monday, Boston Federal Reserve (Fed) President Susan Collins said the resumption of hostilities in the Middle East was a key reason for supporting the increase in the Fed funds rate last week.
Singapore Dollar: Labour slack limits MAS tightening risk – UOB
UOB’s Jester Koh assesses Singapore’s soft labour market and its implications for Monetary Authority of Singapore policy. The Labour Market Pressure Index shows rising slack, which UOB links to weaker passthrough of supply-side shocks into inflation.
Gold price retraces as Fed hawks keep the US Dollar bid
Gold price retreats on Monday, down over 0.6% following last week’s Federal Reserve (Fed) interest rate hike. That 25 bps hike initially pushed US bond yields higher, but the US Dollar Index (DXY) has recovered some ground on Monday despite Treasury yields falling in the back half.
Indonesian Rupiah: Policy continuity offsets but cannot erase external headwinds – OCBC
OCBC’s Christopher Wong notes that Indonesia’s appointment of Finance Minister Suahasil Nazara signals fiscal continuity and discipline, helping to reduce domestic risk premia for the Rupiah.
Brent: Supply risks contrast softer prices – ING
ING strategists Ewa Manthey and Warren Patterson note ICE Brent and WTI started the week lower despite persistent supply risks and elevated speculative length. They highlight Saudi Aramco’s curtailed allocations after pipeline damage, tighter European crude markets, and strong bullish positioning.
Singapore Dollar: Inflation keeps MAS tightening risk alive - Commerzbank
Commerzbank’s Henry Hao and Moses Lim highlight that Singapore’s August NODX growth was the strongest since 1998, driven by surging electronics and robust AI-related demand. They expect NODX to stay firm but moderate as base effects fade.
Fed's Musalem calls for more rate hikes
St. Louis Federal Reserve (Fed) President Alberto Musalem said interest rates likely need to rise further to tame inflation that is both demand- and supply-driven.
AUD/USD Price Forecast: Upside bias intact despite mixed momentum
AUD/USD reverses its earlier gains on Monday as a broadly firmer US Dollar (USD) and hawkish Federal Reserve (Fed) expectations cap the upside.
South Korean Won: High-beta KRW needs foreign inflows – OCBC
OCBC’s Christopher Wong comments that USD/KRW eased as Korean equities rebounded and foreign investors briefly turned net buyers, but warns this may not mark a lasting shift.
Forex Today: Fedspeak takes centre stage alongside weekly ADP figures
The US Dollar (USD) has started the week on a positive footing, rapidly leaving behind two daily drops in a row and refocusing on the upper end of its recent range amid steady bets for extra rate hikes by the Fed and reignited geopolitical tensions.