Dollar index extends gains above 99 for third day
The dollar index climbed above 99 for a third straight session after August US CPI came in firmer, sustaining expectations for a Fed rate hike at the Sept. 15–16 meeting.
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The dollar index climbed above 99 for a third straight session after August US CPI came in firmer, sustaining expectations for a Fed rate hike at the Sept. 15–16 meeting.
The BoE survey showed median UK inflation expectations falling: 3.2% from 4.0% over the coming year, 2.9% from 3.5% for the following 12 months, and 3.2% from 3.9% for roughly five years ahead.
The pound edged higher to around $1.352 following stronger-than-expected UK GDP and increased expectations for further Bank of England rate hikes.
Groupe Dynamite said Q2 fiscal 2026 revenue rose 29.8% to $423.6 million and gross profit increased 40.5% to $291.6 million. It raised full-year revenue growth guidance after the quarter.
Sunbelt Rentals Holdings said first-quarter revenue rose 11% and rental revenue 13%, with adjusted EPS up 20.4% to a record $1.18. The company raised fiscal 2027 guidance for revenue, adjusted EBITDA and CapEx.
European stocks ended near flat while Brent climbed above $97, German Bund yields rose and Germany’s AfD won a major state-level vote, deepening political uncertainty.
The pound edged higher toward $1.355 as investors digested Chancellor John Healey’s first major speech ahead of the Oct. 28 budget.
Genesco said second-quarter fiscal 2027 bottom line results were significantly better than last year and well ahead of expectations, helped by higher gross margin recapture, more full-price selling and disciplined expense management.
ECB s Rehn says Iran conflict could keep inflation high, reinforcing expectations of a September ECB hike. US-Iran tensions also flare, with Trump saying strikes will be limited and oil flows through Hormuz continue.
The pound fell below $1.36, after Brent crude eased inflation concerns and markets pushed the next Bank of England rate-hike outlook into 2027. Around 24 bps is priced by December and 36 bps by February 2027.
The British pound trades above $1.36 in the final full week of August near its strongest level since mid-February as the US dollar weakens on the US Treasury’s longer-dated bond-buy plan and investors await Iran-sanctions details and Fed Chair remarks.
Sterling strengthens to around $1.356, near a three-month high, as investors weigh UK inflation at 2.9% in July, steady core inflation at 2.6%, and mixed labour-market data.
The British pound falls to around $1.352 from an over three-month high of $1.354 after UK unemployment held at 4.9% in June, vacancies dropped to 707,000 and private-sector regular pay growth slowed to 2.8% y/y.
UK holds interest rates at 3.75% with 6-3 vote
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() -- The US dollar rose against its major trading partners early Tuesday, except for a decline versus the yen, ahead of the release of international trade data for May at 8:30 am ET and weekly Redbook same-store sales at 8:55 am ET. Consumer sentiment data for July from RealClearMarkets are due to be released at 10:00
Summary US equity market looked to finish off quarter and month on an up note. Tech did a good portion of the heavy lifting, unwinding some the mega-cap weakness/rotations seen into quarters end. May JOLTS jobs data jumped up towards 7.6M openings pushing up Treasury yields marginally. EU CPI readings were broadly cool
Summary US equity market looked to finish off quarter and month on an up note. Tech did a good portion of the heavy lifting, unwinding some the mega-cap weakness/rotations seen into quarters end. May JOLTS jobs data jumped up towards 7.6M openings pushing up Treasury yields marginally. EU CPI readings were broadly cool
**Notes/Observations** - Month-end data flow was broadly constructive for the eurozone but added to the ECB's policy dilemma. French preliminary June CPI surprised to the downside at 1.8% y/y (vs 2.0%e), bringing headline inflation back to target for the first time in three months, while French consumer spending (+0.5%
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