Dollar nears eight-day high as US data raises Fed rate hike expectations
Most outlets reported the dollar reaching a near eight-day high, attributing the rise to US inflation data and increased expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike ahead of the Jackson Hole symposium. One outlet added that markets are pricing in an 87% chance of a Bank of Japan rate hike next month, while another noted the dollar index reaching 99.13, its highest level since August 19. The framing remained largely consistent across the excerpts, with a focus on the economic data influencing currency markets.
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Dollar holds near 8-day high as US inflation data lifts Fed hike odds ahead of Jackson Hole
Dollar index climbs to 99.13, highest since August 19; markets price 87% odds of BOJ hike next month
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Dollar near eight-day high as US data lifts Fed hike bets
TOKYO: The dollar held near an eight-day high on Thursday after US inflation and other economic data slightly lifted expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike, ahead of the Jackson Hole central bankers’ symposium due to begin later in the day. Markets will also look to a speech and press conference by one of the Bank of Japan’s two deputy governors, Ryozo Himino, on Thursday for clues on th...
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