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Mary Daly, head of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco (one of the 12 regional Fed banks), said on Friday, November 13: the US economy is fine, but the key problem is inflation, and there is a "shift toward the view that rates need to rise." The dollar on this climbed to its highest since April 2025, gold lost more than 4% over the week.
Austan Goolsbee, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, said on Friday, November 13, on Ethereum CNBC that if data worsen, the Fed will act more aggressively on rates. The dollar thereby moved to a 19-month peak, gold lost more than 4% over the week.
DXY (dollar index, the dollar's exchange rate against a basket of currencies) reached 103.048 during the Asian session on Thursday - for the first time since early April 2025. In the previous session it gained 0.7% after US inflation came in above forecast.
360X, a platform of the Deutsche Börse group, has launched tokenized versions of all 40 DAX index securities. Siemens or Allianz can now be bought even at night on Sunday, when the Frankfurt exchange is closed.
Clare Lombardelli, Deputy Governor of the Bank of England, told the Guardian that she does not rule out a rate hike at the December meeting. For a market accustomed to expecting cuts from the British central bank, this is a reversal in tone.
At 03:00 Moscow time on November 5, the Bank of Japan published the minutes of the September meeting: board members agreed that the rate should continue to be raised. The yen is strengthening for the second day in a row, USD/JPY slid to 158.25, EUR/JPY to 177.90.
Switzerland published the consumer price index (CPI - the main measure of inflation, the growth in prices of goods and services for the population) for October. The figures came in above expectations for both monthly and annual dynamics.
The dollar is declining against major currencies for the second session in a row. EUR/USD rose to 1.1230, while USD/JPY fell below 158.00 amid a pullback in US Treasury yields and a decline in the geopolitical premium.
The USD/CHF pair rose to 0.8367 on the morning of October 1, a 16-month high, and has been rising for the seventh consecutive trading session. Pressure on the franc was intensified by weak investor expectations for the Swiss economy and the SNB's dovish stance.
