... of the week, the currency market saw mixed movements among major currencies. The US dollar, after a decrease in mid-July, somewhat regained its positions. The Dollar Index (DXY) remained close to the 100-point mark: robust statistical data and rising bond yields supported the dollar. Positive surprises in the US economy (including a low unemployment rate) solidified expectations that the Fed will not rush to cut rates, which is preventing a decline in the dollar. In the EUR/USD pair, trading hovered around $1.18–1.19 per ...

... Events: U.S. Bond Market Closure: In observance of Veterans Day, the U.S. bond market will be closed, reducing liquidity in bond trading. This can create some volatility in other financial markets, including stocks and commodities. Fortune Global Forum: ... ... strong readings may offer support. The U.S. PPI reflects inflation trends in the manufacturing sector, which may influence the dollar and Fed rate expectations. Wednesday, November 13 UK — Consumer Price Index (CPI, October) Eurozone — Industrial Production ...

... reached impressive dimensions, with total assets under management by investment funds worldwide amounting to tens of trillions of dollars. The largest segment remains the United States, home to about half of the world’s mutual fund and ETF assets; it is ... ... capital actively flows into equity funds in search of yields, while during periods of rising rates, it shifts to more conservative bond and money market funds. Nevertheless, the upward trend remains intact: the collective investment industry continues to attract ...

... Federal Reserve’s report on consumer inflation expectations will indicate how U.S. households view future price growth. Elevated expectations may increase market speculation of further Federal Reserve interest rate hikes, potentially strengthening the dollar and influencing bond yields. Central Bank Speaker: Ramsden (UK) Dave Ramsden, Deputy Governor of the Bank of England, is expected to address topics related to the UK’s monetary policy. His comments may offer hints about potential policy adjustments amid ongoing economic ...

... countries with weaker economies may exhibit negative trends, with Russia being no exception. Should oil prices decline further, the ruble may plunge to record lows. Furthermore, a negative atmosphere may develop in several European countries, with some bonds currently producing negative returns. Experts believe this may lead to a weakening of the euro against the dollar. However, U.S. government and regulatory authorities are unlikely to allow the stock market to collapse. Measures such as rate reductions and other restrictions may soon be reinstated. In the coming months, volatility is expected to return to the ...