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NEW YORK, May 10 — The dollar was choppy today, fluctuating between modest gains and declines as it held near a two-decade high ahead of a key reading on inflation that could provide insight on the path of Federal Reserve monetary policy. Investors were in a risk-on mood, as the yield on the...

NEW YORK, May 10 — The dollar was choppy today, fluctuating between modest gains and declines as it held near a two-decade high ahead of a key reading on inflation that could provide insight on the path of Federal Reserve monetary policy.

Investors will closely eye the April consumer price index reading tomorrow for any signs inflation may be starting to cool, with expectations calling for a 8.1 per cent annual increase compared to the 8.5 per cent rise recorded in March. “Nothing has materially improved when it comes to global growth, worries about China so the market is just seeing there is an occasion before the inflation data tomorrow and there is a little bit of positioning going on and that is working in the favour of risk assets.

Multiple Fed officials on Tuesday echoed the need for a 50 basis point hike at the next meeting. Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank President Loretta Mester on Tuesday said raising interest rates in half-point increments “makes perfect sense” for the next couple of Fed meetings. Read full story

 

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