Sentences with phrase «further dollar strength»

So expect further dollar strength in the next day or two and longer term if the price breaks out above 77.45.

If passed, each of these plans could lead to further dollar strength.

Not exact matches

Other underperformers could include emerging - market stocks, which, while positively affected by any rise in commodity prices, would be vulnerable to further strength in the U.S. dollar, in which much of their debt is denominated.

While Wednesday's rate hike from the Fed was priced in, Odeluga says: «The lack of clear signals about plans to narrow monetary accommodation further — none in the statement and none discernible in chair Janet Yellen's press conference — meant that some of the dollar strength actually had to be unwound.

But by continuing to raise, and thereby adding some strength to the dollar, they're kinda working at cross purposes, at least as far as regaining some control over price growth.

This seems to be a strong hint that the markets should expect any further strength in the US currency against those of China's main trading partners to be at least partly offset by a decline in the renminbi against the dollar.»

But further strength in the U.S. dollar would likely be good for equity markets that traditionally outperform on their currency's weakness, such as Japan and the eurozone, as a stronger dollar will make their exports more competitive.

So far, however, this has failed to translate into rising consumer price inflation, because the strength of the US dollar and falling prices for raw materials have offset higher labour costs.

The dollar did not have much of an impact on many instruments but as far as the gold prices were concerned, the market did show a lot of weakness even on slight note of strength from the dollar.

But further strength in the U.S. dollar would likely be good for equity markets that traditionally outperform on their currency's weakness, such as Japan and the eurozone, as a stronger dollar will make their exports more competitive.

What it will do, however, is further swell the Federal Reserve's balance sheet and lower the value of the dollar, neither of which will contribute to the long - term strength of the American or global economy.

If the Indian rupee keeps on losing strength against the U.S. dollar at that rate, you are far, far better to keep your money in U.S. currency.