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LIVE Stock Market News: Dow Slips at the Open Last Updated: Treasury Yields, Dollar Diverge in 3Q By Paulo Trevisani, Dow Jones Newswires Treasury yields are on path for a third consecutive quarterly decline as markets face a potential U.S. government shutdown. The dollar, in turn, is likely to end the 3Q higher, despite recent weakness. Declining oil prices triggered by yesterday's reports of OPEC+ increasing production ease inflation concerns, which may be weighing down yields and the dollar. Investors ar ...

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25 September final Q2 GDP was positively surprising, one of the largest upward revisions to a final figure in recent years, and showing the strongest growth in nearly two years. This article summarises recent events affecting the dollar, primarily GDP, then looks briefly at the charts of EURUSD and GBPUSD. The upward revision to last quarter’s GDP seems to be particularly positive because it comes after a quarter of contraction and because the latest revision comes primarily from consumer spending: With ...

Core Points - The dollar index (DXY00) fell by -0.08% as T-note yields decreased following dovish comments from Fed Governor Michelle Bowman, indicating a need for decisive action to lower interest rates due to a weakening labor market [1] - The US Q2 current account deficit was reported at -$251.3 billion, which was smaller than the expected deficit of -$256.6 billion, providing initial support for the dollar [2][3] - Concerns over Fed independence and potential political interference are leading to fears that foreign investors may sell dollar assets [3] Economic Indicators - The US September S&P manufacturing PMI fell by -1.0 to 52.0, which was weaker than the expected 52.2 [4] - The Richmond Fed manufacturing sentiment survey unexpectedly dropped by -10 to -17, contrasting with expectations of an increase to -5 [4] - Fed Chair Powell noted that near-term inflation risks are tilted to the upside while employment risks are to the downside, indicating a challenging economic environment [4] Federal Reserve Commentary - Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee stated that the Fed is currently mildly restrictive, with the neutral policy rate estimated to be 100-125 basis points below the current rate [5] - Fed Governor Michelle Bowman emphasized the need for the FOMC to act decisively in response to deteriorating labor market conditions [5] - Markets are pricing in a 91% chance of a -25 basis point rate cut at the upcoming FOMC meeting on October 28-29 [5]

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Group 1 - The dollar index (DXY00) increased by +0.57% due to positive comments from Fed Chair Powell regarding inflation and interest rates [1] - US weekly initial unemployment claims fell by -33,000 to 231,000, indicating a stronger labor market than the expected 240,000 [3] - The September Philadelphia Fed business outlook survey rose by +23.5 to an 8-month high of 23.2, surpassing expectations of 1.7 [3] Group 2 - Concerns over Fed independence may lead foreign investors to sell dollar assets, particularly in light of President Trump's actions against Fed Governor Cook [2] - The euro (EUR/USD) decreased by -0.30% due to a stronger dollar and fiscal concerns from the German government planning to borrow about 20% more than originally intended in Q4 [4] - Germany's finance agency plans to raise 90.5 billion euros ($107 billion) in Q4, which is 15 billion euros more than previously projected [5]