The Dollar Weakened Broadly but Modestly as Treasury Yields Extended Their Retreat
What’s happening: The Dollar weakened broadly but modestly on Tuesday, slipping against all...
The US 10-year yield fell toward 5.19% on Tuesday, extending its retreat from last week's 5.365% peak, but the Dollar Index has only pulled back modestly from 102.607—leaving Wednesday's US CPI to decide whether yields and the Dollar finally converge in a deeper correction or diverge once again.
Bitcoin and Ether have defended nearly identical support twice in less than a week—Bitcoin near 80,365–80,953 and Ether near 2,407—but neither has cleared the resistance needed to confirm its correction is over, leaving Wednesday's US CPI and upcoming ETF flows as the key tests of whether spot demand can sustain the rebound.
An Announced De-Escalation Is Not Yet a Credible Reduction in Disruption Risks
What’s happening: Oil reversed sharply higher on Monday as early optimism over a...