Dollar firms as 24-year high in US yields drags EUR/USD fixing lower
The EUR/USD fixing fell 0.82% to 1.1177 as US 10-year yields touched 5.35% and Brent topped $100, with traders turning to the Fed minutes and jobless claims.
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The EUR/USD fixing fell 0.82% to 1.1177 as US 10-year yields touched 5.35% and Brent topped $100, with traders turning to the Fed minutes and jobless claims.
The dollar eased as US yields fell before the Fed minutes, while BoJ's Sato backed staged rate hikes and the peso led the ECB fixing moves with a 1.13% gain.
The EUR/USD fixing rose to 1.1269 as France moved to cut its deficit and the dollar eased, while traders turned to the Fed minutes and US September CPI.
The EUR/USD fixing fell to 1.1204 as French debt worries pushed the dollar index to an 18-month high, while US services data came in mixed and yields stayed high.
The yen steadied near 158 per dollar on Monday as Japanese officials talked tough on the currency and on debt, while yen crosses kept sliding.
The euro lost 1.56% against the dollar over five ECB fixings as French bond stress weighed, and a weak US jobs report did little to slow the dollar.
Bitcoin fell 2.65% to $83,488 as oil topped $101 and long-dated yields spiked, while Ether lost 4.9% after Tom Lee said Bitmine will stop buying.
Bitcoin eased 0.37% to $85,498 as sell orders capped its climb, while the Winklevoss twins filed for a Zcash ETF and Abstract said it will shut down.
Bitcoin rose 0.75% to $85,932 as oil and bond yields eased, Cardano extended its gains, and OKX raised fresh capital at a $25 billion valuation.
Bitcoin traded flat near $85,276 as the dollar hit an 18-month high, while Cardano jumped 6.9% and the CFTC proposed new rules for crypto exchanges.
Congress leaves for its pre-election recess with the Clarity Act stuck, community banks take the OCC to court, and OKX and ICE file for 24/7 tokenized stocks.
Bitcoin came within about $500 of its late-September peak before sellers pushed it back under $86,000. Cardano led the large caps with an 11% jump.