The surprise data coming from the US set the dollar in motion
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The U.S. dollar strengthened across global markets after October nonfarm payrolls beat expectations, lifting the dollar index to 102.17 and pushing the two-year Treasury yield to 4.537%. The upside surprise in hiring also spilled into European bond markets, underscoring how U.S. labor data continue to drive rate expectations on both sides of the Atlantic. The move matters because a resilient jobs picture complicates the case for near-term Federal Reserve easing and keeps upward pressure on front-end yields. Investors will watch upcoming U.S. inflation prints and Fed commentary for confirmation of whether the labor market’s strength persists.
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US nonfarm payrolls, US dollar index (DXY), US 2-year Treasury yield, European bond markets
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