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The US Dollar Index fell 0.49% on October 15 to close at 102.055, with the euro rising to 1.1212, the pound to 1.3272, and the dollar weakening against the yen, franc, Canadian dollar and Swedish krona.
Jin1010/16, 02:15 AM
- 102.055
- $1.1212
- $1.1153
- $1.3272
Figures as quoted by Jin10
Market impact
Which way this story pushes each asset. An inference from the story, not a measured move.
EUR
Pushes up
DaysMedium confidence
Euro rose as the dollar broadly weakened against major peers
GBP
Pushes up
DaysMedium confidence
Pound gained as the dollar broadly weakened against major peers
Gold
Pushes up
DaysMedium confidence
Broad dollar weakness tends to lift gold via the inverse USD relationship
What could change this
A more hawkish tone from Fed Chair Warsh's October 16 speech could reverse this broad dollar weakness.
DXY before and after this story
101.75+0.12%vs previous close
-0.31%
since this story
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- DXY101.75+0.12%
- EURUSD1.1203-0.12%
- GBPUSD1.3378-0.17%
- USDCAD1.4006-0.02%
- USDCHF0.8250+0.55%
- USDJPY156.863+0.07%
- USDSEK9.9292+0.18%
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