U.S. dollar ends week lower as shutdown and weak data undermine strength
Analysts at Jefferies and TS Lombard flagged that delayed jobs data and rising uncertainty were putting pressure on the dollar’s safe-haven appeal, even as elevated Treasury yields persist.
The move highlights how fiscal disruption is beginning to spill into currency markets and global capital flows.
U.S. dollar ends week lower as shutdown and weak data undermine strength
Analysts at Jefferies and TS Lombard flagged that delayed jobs data and rising uncertainty were putting pressure on the dollar’s safe-haven appeal, even as elevated Treasury yields persist.
The move highlights how fiscal disruption is beginning to spill into currency markets and global capital flows.
The U.S. dollar falls amid shutdown-related data gaps and emerging signs of labour-market weakness.
Analysts at Jefferies and TS Lombard flagged that delayed jobs data and rising uncertainty were putting pressure on the dollar’s safe-haven appeal, even as elevated Treasury yields persist.
The move highlights how fiscal disruption is beginning to spill into currency markets and global capital flows.
Analysts at Jefferies and TS Lombard flagged that delayed jobs data and rising uncertainty were putting pressure on the dollar’s safe-haven appeal, even as elevated Treasury yields persist.
The move highlights how fiscal disruption is beginning to spill into currency markets and global capital flows.