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Thursday, October 10, 2013

US Dollar Higher on Republican Approval of a Clean Debt Ceilling Bill

The Dow Jones FXCM Dollar Index continued to rise over the past 24 hours on surfacing news that the government was coming closer to making a deal to push off the pending debt ceiling.

In yesterday’s NY session, the US Dollar rallied temporarily as the FOMC minutes from the September meeting announced that the decision to not start taper was a close call.

However, as the market gave the minutes closer analysis, it decided that they didn’t add anything new to the taper conversation and the greenback retraced all of the earlier gains in the major pairs making up the index.

Overnight, the US Dollar rallied to a new weekly high. It’s possible that the move higher was a reaction to rumors of a later-confirmed story that the House republicans were getting ready to support a bill to push off the debt ceiling. However, most of those gains were unwound through the rest of the Tokyo and London sessions, despite the confirmation of the rumor as NY traders came online.

Written by Benjamin Spier, DailyFX

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