Although prospects for interest rate divergence between the Fed and other G10 central banks is providing the US dollar with support, this is counterbalanced to some...
Financial markets continue to look for the Federal Reserve and the ECB to begin monetary policy easing cycles in June, while expectations for the Bank of...
In terms of developing regulations and legal frameworks for cryptocurrencies and virtual assets, many experts believe that acceptable behavior should be...
The by-product of this is plunging FX volatility, something that usually works to the benefit of risker currencies.
The US dollar has risen against the euro and the pound even though policy rate differentials have been very stable, particularly with respect to the UK.
A much sharper than expected fall in euro zone inflation data for November weighed on the euro. However, we see two reasons why falling inflation won’t weaken the euro...
The US dollar might be the most important currency in most people’s books but, right now, the yen is the dominant one. Hence, what happens to the yen could easily...
In the past week or so we’ve seen the US dollar slide, bond yields quickly reverse a portion of recent losses, and stocks rise sharply.
Euro/US dollar has rarely strayed from a 1.05-1.10 range all year while, more recently, US dollar/yen has become stuck at a single level – which is 150.
With geopolitical risk very elevated in the Middle East right now, we might wonder whether the tensions will spillover to create volatility in the FX market.
G10 FX volatility remains low with implied one-month euro/dollar volatility below 7% right now, or around a half of the level that we were seeing a year ago.
The US dollar has fallen by close to 10% in trade-weighted terms from the 20-year peak that we saw last October.
The US dollar has the upper hand at the moment with other currencies hit by what can be called a double whammy.
So far this year three currencies have tended to hug the bottom of the G10 currency ranking: the yen, Swedish krona and Norwegian krone.
The US dollar continues to trade in a stable fashion against other major developed currencies. With volatility falling, it has given room for riskier developed and...
The United Overseas Bank (UOB) rated the Việt Nam đồng as one of the most stable currencies in Asia, despite significant changes in the Fed's interest rate hike...
Amid the fluctuation of the global financial market, the exchange rate in Vietnam has remained stable in the first four months of this year, and the Vietnam dong has...
The last week’s Fed, ECB and BoE meetings have been notable for the slightly more dovish, or hopeful comments from bank leaders.
Vietnam lacks the legal framework to grow into a crypto-currency hub, according to a digital finance expert from RMIT University.
We spoke about our forecasts for the US dollar this year and where they stood in relation to the market consensus. Today, we want to look at some of what we might...
In addressing this question, we want to look at what surprises could happen next year that boost currencies in a way that we might not be anticipating.
The current strength of the US dollar is causing a lot of instability in currencies of several countries across the globe.
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