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<ul><li>So, the Fed is finished raising interest rates and given their revised outlook for lower inflation and slower growth, Fed Chairman Powell conceded that policymakers were now starting to think about when rate cuts will be appropriate.</li><li>The concession that the timing of rate cuts was now up for discussion was a more dovish development than markets were expecting.</li><li>Up until the blackout for this meeting, senior Fed officials were stressing the risk of policy remaining high for longer to combat inflation and, in that context, some pushback on market pricing for rate cuts would not have surprised yesterday.</li></ul>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

So, the Fed is finished raising interest rates and given their revised outlook for lower inflation and slower growth, Fed Chairman Powell conceded that policymakers were now starting to think about when rate cuts will be appropriate.The concession that the timing of rate cuts was now up for discussion was a more dovish development than markets were expecting.Up until the blackout for this meeting, senior Fed officials were stressing the risk of policy remaining high for longer to combat inflation and, in that context, some pushback on market pricing for rate cuts would not have surprised yesterday.Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

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<li>FX Market Update —The USD is trading lower ahead of the US CPI print at 8.30ET.</li>
<li>The USD rebound through early December may be peaking but soft inflation data will be needed to add to the softer tone that is developing as the DXY shows signs of topping out around the 104.20 area —the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement of the November drop in the index.</li>
<li>Trading overnight reflects a somewhat positive tone, adding to USD headwinds. Stocks are flattish in Europe but US equity futures are trading in the green.</li>
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FX Market Update —The USD is trading lower ahead of the US CPI print at 8.30ET.
The USD rebound through early December may be peaking but soft inflation data will be needed to add to the softer tone that is developing as the DXY shows signs of topping out around the 104.20 area —the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement of the November drop in the index.
Trading overnight reflects a somewhat positive tone, adding to USD headwinds. Stocks are flattish in Europe but US equity futures are trading in the green.

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FX Daily - USD Slips Ahead of CPI, CAD Underperforms

<ul><li>FX Market Update—The USD retains a firm undertone ahead of a busy week for markets—before markets start to slow down ahead of the holidays, in all likelihood.</li><li>US data this week includes CPI data tomorrow and Retail Sales data on Thursday and there is the small matter of the FOMC in between.</li><li>Policy decisions are also due from the ECB, BoE and Banxico this week. The USD is holding on to the gains that have accumulated through December so far—despite typically negative seasonal patterns for the USD running into the end of the year. </li></ul>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

FX Market Update—The USD retains a firm undertone ahead of a busy week for markets—before markets start to slow down ahead of the holidays, in all likelihood.US data this week includes CPI data tomorrow and Retail Sales data on Thursday and there is the small matter of the FOMC in between.Policy decisions are also due from the ECB, BoE and Banxico this week. The USD is holding on to the gains that have accumulated through December so far—despite typically negative seasonal patterns for the USD running into the end of the year. Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

FX Daily - USD Remains Firm, GBP Outperforms

<ul><li>The recent shift in IMM-based investor sentiment against the USD developed further in the week through last Tuesday as Non-Commercial (speculative) accounts went overall short (in aggregated terms) against the USD for the first time since early September.</li><li>Speculative traders turned a small net USD long in the prior week’s data to a USD3bn net short via a sizeable USD5bn overall swing in positioning.</li><li>Additional data shows Leveraged Accounts (hedge funds) retaining a steady net USD long position of around USD9bn while Real Money (institutional traders) beefed up their net USD short by around USD1.5bn to a hefty USD36.5bn.</li></ul>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

The recent shift in IMM-based investor sentiment against the USD developed further in the week through last Tuesday as Non-Commercial (speculative) accounts went overall short (in aggregated terms) against the USD for the first time since early September.Speculative traders turned a small net USD long in the prior week’s data to a USD3bn net short via a sizeable USD5bn overall swing in positioning.Additional data shows Leveraged Accounts (hedge funds) retaining a steady net USD long position of around USD9bn while Real Money (institutional traders) beefed up their net USD short by around USD1.5bn to a hefty USD36.5bn.Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

Weekly CFTC Sentiment Report- Bearish USD Sentiment Builds Again

<ul><li>The USD is trading positively on the session but movement is fairly limited and the DXY is holding within yesterday’s range which took the index just above the 200-day MA.</li><li>The DXY is holding right around that marker this morning, with movement across the core major currencies relatively limited.</li><li>The JPY and GBP are posting modest gains on the USD at writing while the AUD is underperforming after the RBA left policy unchanged but repeated its willingness to hike again if needed. </li></ul>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

The USD is trading positively on the session but movement is fairly limited and the DXY is holding within yesterday’s range which took the index just above the 200-day MA.The DXY is holding right around that marker this morning, with movement across the core major currencies relatively limited.The JPY and GBP are posting modest gains on the USD at writing while the AUD is underperforming after the RBA left policy unchanged but repeated its willingness to hike again if needed. Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

FX Daily - USD Holds Firm, Focus on JOLTS Data

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FX Daily - USD Slump Extends After FOMC

USD broadly lower in the wake of the Fed decision; more losses look likely. CAD gains on soft USD fall out. Spot loses squeeze CAD shorts.

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FX Daily - USD Slips Ahead of CPI, CAD Underperforms

The USD rebound through early December may be peaking but soft inflation data will be needed to add to the softer tone that is developing as the...

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FX Daily - USD Remains Firm, GBP Outperforms

FX Market Update—The USD retains a firm undertone ahead of a busy week for markets—before markets start to slow down ahead of the holidays, in all...

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Weekly CFTC Sentiment Report- Bearish USD Sentiment Builds Again

Speculative traders turned a small net USD long in the prior week’s data to a USD3bn net short via a sizeable USD5bn overall swing in positioning.

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FX Daily - USD Holds Firm, Focus on JOLTS Data

The USD is trading positively on the session but movement is fairly limited and the DXY is holding within yesterday’s range which took the index...

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