The Dollar is rebounding at levels that are close to its yearly low due to increased hawkish language from FED officials.
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The Greenback has found significant support at the annual low level of 100.50. This buying pressure in a psychologically important area is mainly due to hawkish statements made by several relevant members of the FED. This group of members seems to have a general view that inflation is down, but not by a significant amount to warrant reversing course. There is a growing consensus, however, that more rate increases are possible and will continue to be made for as long as inflation remains contained.
Additionally, the better-than-expected economic data coming from the world’s second largest economy (China) eased major anxiety over a global economic slowdown and led to the Dollar struggling to attract investors looking for safe-haven assets. Yesterday, the Dollar experienced a slight correction. However, it continues to trade above an important buy zone.
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