U.S. Economy

The U.S. labour market remains resilient, despite a surge in high-profile layoff announcements.

The dollar was softer after U.S. inflation grew 0.3% month-on-month in September, which was less than the 0.4% the market expected.

U.S. inflation is high, but behaving.

Pound Sterling advances against Dollar after PPI inflation undershoots expectations.

The Dollar was sold after it was announced the U.S. added just 22K jobs in August.

The Dollar is outperforming on evidence of building price pressures.

Highly anticipated inflation print shows tariff hit less severe than expected.

The Dollar was sold after non-farm payrolls massively undershot consensus.

Another above-consensus jobs report helps the Dollar recover.

U.S. data came in below expectations on Thursday.

The U.S. economy is doing well, to the relief of the Dollar.

The Dollar lost value after U.S. inflation printed below consensus expectations.

PCE inflation figures make for uncomfortable reading.

Consumers' expectations are at the lowest in 12 years.

The U.S. reported a 0.7% month-on-month increase in industrial production in February, far better than the 0.2% gain that the consensus had expected.

One economist says the incoming survey data is "alarming."

Barclays cuts U.S. economic growth forecast for 2025 and raises its inflation projections, citing escalating trade policy uncertainty and higher tariffs under the Trump administration.

The Dollar firmed alongside a soft U.S. inflation print.

The Dollar needed a decent above-consensus jobs report to draw a line under weakness.

The Dollar rose after U.S. inflation strengthened across the board in January and diminished the odds of more than one Federal Reserve Rate cut in 2025.