The US
Dollar Index seems content to move sideways but now with a upward bias as US Treasuries move lower in the broad consolidation zone.
The US
Dollar Index seems ready to move sideways or pullback while US Treasuries are biased higher.
The US
Dollar Index seems content to move sideways with a downside bias while US Treasuries are biased lower.
Not exact matches
Ken Odeluga, a market analyst at City
Index, told BI: «The key for the moment
seems to be more about gold's role as a counterweight to the
dollar and, more precisely, as the inverse of the Federal Reserve's willingness to create more ideal
dollar conditions by tightening policy.»
A combination of market positioning, such as record net - long euro futures positioning, rising U.S. interest rates, and diverging economic performances (such as data surprising
indexes),
seems to have encouraged the
dollar's recent advance, helping our hedged positions.
Though the brokerage firm benefits from rising equity
indices, higher trading and investment activity and a strong brokerage franchise that helps in attracting trillions of client
dollars, Charles Schwab
seems to be priced to perfection with a P / B ratio of 3.60.
The US
Dollar Index ($ UUP)
seemed content to continue to move sideways while US Treasuries ($ TLT) were biased higher in the very short term in their broad consolidation.