The dollar-yen exchange rate rebounded intraday in Tokyo after an initial decline, as US jobs data signaled labor market weakness but rising US yields spurred renewed yen selling; markets await the Bank of Japan's policy meeting.
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[Tokyo Foreign Exchange Market]Dollar-Yen Rebounds Intraday After Initial Drop on US Jobs Slowdown
The dollar-yen exchange rate rebounded intraday in Tokyo after an initial decline, as US jobs data signaled labor market weakness but rising US yields spurred renewed yen selling; markets await the Bank of Japan's policy meeting.
The dollar-won exchange rate is expected to trade around 1,470 won as weaker US jobs and retail sales data weigh on the dollar, but dealers see upside risk due to persistent settlement demand and bargain-hunting.
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[Today's Forex Dealer Expected Exchange Rate Range]Dollar-Won Expected to Trade Around 1,470 as US Data Weakens Dollar; Dealers See Upside Risk
The dollar-won exchange rate is expected to trade around 1,470 won as weaker US jobs and retail sales data weigh on the dollar, but dealers see upside risk due to persistent settlement demand and bargain-hunting.
The dollar-won one-month NDF rose to 1,472.60 won in New York trading, up 1.10 won from Seoul’s previous close, as the dollar index rebounded on strong U.S. jobs data and higher Treasury yields.
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NDF Rises to 1,472.40/1,472.80 Won—Up 1.10 Won
The dollar-won one-month NDF rose to 1,472.60 won in New York trading, up 1.10 won from Seoul’s previous close, as the dollar index rebounded on strong U.S. jobs data and higher Treasury yields.
The one-month dollar-won NDF fell to 1,464.10 won in New York, down 1.80 won from Seoul’s previous close, as the U.S. dollar weakened on disappointing jobs data despite strong services PMI figures.
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NDF Rises to 1,468.80/1,469.00 Won—Up 5.65 Won
The one-month dollar-won NDF rose to 1,468.90 won in New York, up 5.65 won from Seoul’s previous close, as upbeat US jobs data initially boosted the dollar before it retreated on pound strength and easing UK fiscal concerns.
The S&P 500 closed above 6,700 for the first time as US stocks rallied despite a government shutdown, with bonds rising and the dollar falling on weaker-than-expected jobs data, fueling expectations for Fed rate cuts.
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[New York Market Watch]S&P Surges Past 6,700 Amid Shutdown—Bonds Rally, Dollar Slides on Weaker Jobs Data
The S&P 500 closed above 6,700 for the first time as US stocks rallied despite a government shutdown, with bonds rising and the dollar falling on weaker-than-expected jobs data, fueling expectations for Fed rate cuts.
The South Korean bond market is set to closely watch the upcoming FOMC meeting, with attention on potential shifts in yield curve flattening, Fed guidance, and foreign investor activity following weak U.S. jobs data.
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[Bond Market - Weekly]Will the Curve Flattening Persist—Markets Eye FOMC Dot Plot and Powell’s Remarks
The South Korean bond market is set to closely watch the upcoming FOMC meeting, with attention on potential shifts in yield curve flattening, Fed guidance, and foreign investor activity following weak U.S. jobs data.
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