Monthly Market Updates

Dollar retreated from its recent high following expectations that the Fed could pause its tightening cycle after hikes of 50 basis points in June and

Dollar extended its rally reaching 103 level, a high not seen in nearly 2 years, as prospects of higher interest rates from the Fed to

The Dollar extended its rally as geopolitical tensions and a hawkish Fed buoyed demand for the safe-haven asset. In March, the Federal Reserve raised its

The Dollar rallied higher, supported by prospects of higher interest rates in March alongside a fragile risk environment as Western countries ramped up their sanctions

The Dollar extended its rally to reach levels not seen since July 2020, supported by a hawkish Fed and a risk adverse environment which buoyed

The Dollar retreated from November’s high as seasonal tendencies kick in. The currency tends to underperform in December as companies move money offshore before the

The Dollar extended its rally in November, buoyed by a hawkish Fed, as Jerome Powell said policymakers could discuss accelerating the tapering of monthly bond

FX markets saw wild price movements in October with overbought and oversold conditions going to the extremes. Yen weakened significantly to a multi-year low, along

September saw a swift rally in US Dollar, and the worst selloff in equities since March last year, as investors fled to the safe-haven currency