That has caused U.S. - Japan and U.S. -
German yield differentials to widen further in the dollar's favor, leaving the yen and the euro lower.
Not exact matches
Tonight I am including charts of the U.S /
German two - year
yield differentials.
The chart shows that a higher
yield differential between U.S. and
German government bond
yields in the past typically spurred more foreign purchases of U.S. bonds, supporting the dollar.
The EUR / USD moved lower declining for the 5th consecutive day as U.S.
yields continued to trend higher, widening the interest rate
differential between the U.S. treasury and the
German bund.