Dollar Surges in September, Leaving Euro Lagging
- The U.S. dollar strengthened in September, advancing nearly 2% against the euro as The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index rose about 2% this month, nearing multi-month highs on Wednesday.
- Rising Treasury yields, with the two-year benchmark closing in on 5%, bolstered the greenback as markets increased expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike in October to more than 70%.
- The euro declined 2.6% this month, pressured by persistent energy concerns and political instability in France, where the premium investors demand over German debt exceeded 110 basis points.
- Bank of Nassau 1982 chief economist Win Thin said, "This is broad-based dollar strength on rising yields," while Morgan Stanley analysts expect the greenback to maintain dominance through year-end.
- Investors are tracking the Personal Consumption Expenditures index due Wednesday and nonfarm payrolls on Friday, which serve as critical hurdles for confirming the dollar's momentum in coming weeks.
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