Daily Forex Analysis

Global markets ended the week with broad U.S. dollar weakness after the Treasury announced plans to expand long-term debt buybacks, adding liquidity and pressuring yields. 

Global markets responded to falling U.S. Treasury yields after expanded government bond buybacks eased long-term borrowing costs and pressured the dollar. 

Global markets remained focused on diverging central bank expectations, rising bond yields, and renewed Middle East tensions. 

Global markets traded cautiously as shifting Federal Reserve expectations and easing geopolitical risks continued to shape sentiment. President Trump warned he'll bomb Oman if it stands in Washington's way, as reports suggest Iran and Oman are moving toward a deal on Strait of Hormuz control. 

Global markets started the week with the dollar under pressure as softer U.S. retail sales, inflation, and consumer sentiment reduced expectations for a September Federal Reserve rate hike. 

Global markets traded cautiously as investors balanced cooling U.S. inflation against persistent geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East. 

Global markets remained focused on shifting interest rate expectations after U.S. inflation cooled to 3.4%, reducing the probability of a September Federal Reserve rate hike. 

Global markets traded cautiously ahead of key U.S. inflation data, with investors assessing its potential impact on the Federal Reserve’s September rate decision.