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Most of the major currencies have traded sideways so far this week, amid a dearth of market moving news and acute uncertainty heading into a hectic week of central bank announcements.
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The Triennial Central Bank Survey from the Bank of International Settlements provides us with a number of very interesting details about the evolution of the foreign exchange market.
A relatively dovish speech from Fed chair Powell, and the prospect of a pivot away from zero-COVID in China, put some fuel into the risk asset rally last week.
Risk assets rose worldwide last week as the backdrop turned more supportive.
The US dollar was broadly weaker once again on Thursday, as investors continued to digest the dovish remarks in the Federal Reserve's latest meeting minutes.
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The dollar recovered somewhat from its recent drubbing on the back of a steady drumbeat of hawkish Federal Reserve speeches.
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Sterling was a touch weaker against its major peers on Thursday, after recently appointed chancellor Jeremy Hunt unveiled large tax hikes and spending cuts during yesterday’s Autumn statement.
The news that markets had been desperately hoping for finally arrived last week.
After a strong start, Thursday was a torrid day for the dollar, which collapsed against its peers following a much softer-than-expected US inflation print.
