DXY & Forex

According to Yonhapinfomax, South Korean stocks rallied for a second consecutive day on October 20, with KOSPI gaining 1.76% and KOSDAQ rising 1.78%, extending recovery from the recent sharp selloff. Foreign investors resumed buying, purchasing a combined 600 billion won in equities across

US Treasury yields rose on October 19 (US Eastern Time), with the 10-year yield climbing 3.90 basis points to 5.1360%, as French bond market turmoil triggered selling across US fixed income. French 10-year yields surged 14.53 basis points—the largest jump since mid-July—amid mass protests and

According to CME FedWatch Tool (via Jin10), the Federal Reserve has an 82.8% probability of maintaining interest rates at its October meeting, with a 17.2% chance of a 25 basis point rate hike. For December, the odds of keeping rates unchanged fall to 6.4%, while the probability of a

Offshore yuan (CNH) strengthened to 6.6822 against the U.S. dollar at the New York market close on Monday (Tuesday 04:59 Beijing time, Oct. 19), rising 41 pips from Friday's close. The pair traded between 6.6873 and 6.6790 during the

On October 19, U.S. 10-year Treasury yield rose 7.53 basis points to 5.1481% during New York's close, with the 2-year yield climbing 5.73 basis points to 4.7655% and the 30-year yield gaining 6.42 basis points to 5.4851%. The three-curve rally extended from 20:00 Beijing time

On Monday, October 19, EUR/USD declined to 1.1212, down 0.23% by New York close, after hitting a low of 1.1183 in the Sydney session. The euro has held near the 1.12 level throughout October, following a low of 1.1113 on October 14. EUR/GBP fell 0.07% to 0.84273, while EUR/CHF rose 0.10% to 0.9269.

On Monday (October 19) at the New York close, USD/JPY rose 0.33% to 158.53, trading within a range of 157.70-158.55 for the day. EUR/JPY gained 0.10% to 177.75, while GBP/JPY advanced 0.18% to 210.938. Offshore CNY/JPY declined 0.40% to 4.2152, extending losses since 08:00 Beijing

On Monday, October 19 at New York close, the ICE U.S. Dollar Index rose 0.13% to 101.972, with intraday trading range of 101.769–102.080 points. The Bloomberg Dollar Index advanced 0.05% to 1223.09, trading between 1221.20–1224.03 points during the

Global markets face persistent inflation pressures, central bank policy divergence, Middle East energy supply disruptions, and tech sector turbulence affecting risk assets. Recent economic data confirmed hotter-than-expected US Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Producer Price Index (PPI) reports,

China's central bank, the People's Bank of China (PBOC), approved global payments company Visa's preparations to establish a bank-card payment clearing institution in the country, Cointelegraph reported on Oct. 19. The approval allows Visa to begin preparatory procedures to set up the local clearing

The Federal Reserve's overnight reverse repurchase (RRP) facility saw usage of $330 million on Monday (October 19), involving seven counterparties, up from $100 million the previous trading day.

Starting October 21, Google will permit cryptocurrency exchanges, wallets, contract for difference (CFD) and foreign exchange advertisers to run ads in the United Arab Emirates, provided they obtain Google

On Monday (October 19), Germany's 10-year Bund yield rose 3.0 basis points to 3.456% in late European trading, with intraday range at 3.40%-3.467%. The 2-year yield climbed 1.7 basis points to 3.126%, while the 30-year yield advanced 2.6 basis points to 3.823%.

On Monday, October 19, French 10-year government bond yields rose 13.1 basis points to 4.936%, with investors monitoring ongoing developments from weekend protests in France. Two-year French yields climbed 8.3 basis points to 3.662%, while 30-year yields increased 10.7 basis points to 5.481%.

EUR/USD declined 0.12% to 1.12245 dollars as of 9:26 AM ET on the 19th following violent protests across France and Europe over the weekend. According to Yonhap Infomax, riots occurred simultaneously in Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Bordeaux and Milan, prompting Germany to issue a travel warning to France