| USD dives on FOMC minutes which mention the dollar
Oct 09 05:54 (GMT) - The Fed did not go all hawkish and the markets had very high expectations for such a hawkish sentiment. When expectations are not met, disappointment hits. This is already a significant correction: a deeper dollar dive. Where will it stop? So what did the minutes actually say? They included views from both hawks and doves. ... US rates to remain on hold for 'considerable time'
Oct 09 05:50 (GMT) - A snapshot view of FOMC statement ... Squawk: JPY: Holding the 107.80 for now. expect a little consolidation...
Oct 09 05:42 (GMT) - JPY: Holding the 107.80 for now. expect a little consolidation and if we can push pass 107.65/70 our next target should be around the 107.20 region. ... USDJPY still hanging onto bids into 107.75
Oct 09 05:39 (GMT) - Despite the USD shake-down after the FOMC Minutes it’s not been enough to take USDJPY through the large swathe of bids into 107.75 that we’ve been highlighting lately Currently 107.95 after lows of 107.79 Nikkei steady at 15,525 after lows … Continue reading â†' ... Fed Identifies Potential Risks to U.S. Economy
Oct 09 05:39 (GMT) - Federal Reserve policy makers last month worried that slowing global growth and a stronger dollar posed risks to the U.S. economy as they decided to maintain a pledge to keep interest rates low for a “considerable time.†A number of officials said the U.S. expansion “might be slower than they ... Asian Equities Higher After Fed Minutes
Oct 09 05:36 (GMT) - Asian stocks rose for a third day this week as Federal Reserve concerns over a global economic slowdown spurred bets that U.S. interest rates will remain low. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index (MXAP) gained 0.5 percent to 138.81 as of 9:02 a.m. in Tokyo, before markets open in Hong Kong ... EURUSD: Stalls beneath 2013 swing low
Oct 09 05:35 (GMT) - UP NEXT: EUR: German Trade ... EUR/USD Rallies to 1.2750 as Fed Bets Ease
Oct 09 05:35 (GMT) - The dollar fell to a two-week low against the euro as investors pushed back bets for when the Federal Reserve will increase interest rates. Australia’s currency rose for a fourth day as traders treated data showing employers unexpectedly cut payrolls last month with caution following changes to labor-market figures by ... | 
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