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• U . S . Dollar Index Moves Above 102 , Below Earlier Comparison Levels

  The U.S. Dollar Index rose 0.22% intraday and crossed 102 on Oct. 19, though it remains below earlier readings of 109 in January 2025 and 114 in September 2022. The index had not reached 101 between July 30 and Sept. 23, when it returned to that level. Reuters separately reported the index at 101.87 on Oct. 16, down 0.17%, a figure that appeared in EconoTimes' earlier coverage.

  econotimes.com·19/10, 14:45• DXYUS dollarDXYexchange rates
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• US Dollar Price Forecast: Fed Hike Bets Fade, DXY Tests 102.18 as EUR/USD, GBP/USD Slip

  The dollar softened as bets on an October Fed hike faded: Deutsche Bank strategists put the probability of a hike next month at about 15%, down from 30%, while CME FedWatch shows roughly an 84% chance the Fed holds at its October 27-28 meeting. Still, traders price about a 92% chance of a December hike. The euro is weighed down by political and fiscal worries in France, while sterling is holding up ahead of UK inflation data on October 21st and the Autumn budget on October 28, which will test the case for a Bank of England hike in November. The DXY is trading around 102.01, testing 102.18 resistance with 101.77 support below.

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• Treasury yields move lower as investors assess U.S. inflation backdrop

  Yields on 10-year Treasurys fell more than 2 basis points to 5.0729%, 30-year yields dropped 2 basis points to 5.4122%, and the 2-year note was broadly flat at 4.7273%. Yields eased even as inflation concerns persist, after strong Bureau of Labor Statistics data showed wholesale prices up 6.3% annually last month, the biggest jump since 2022, and consumer costs up 3.7% in September, beating estimates. Energy prices also fell as investors weighed the prospect of more Russian crude reaching the market, with WTI for November delivery down 2.05% at $99.33 a barrel and Brent down 2.65% to $106.99. Traders price an above-85% chance that the FOMC will keep borrowing costs unchanged at its Oct. 28 decision, according to the CME FedWatch tool.

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