FX Daily Report — October 9, 2026

Dollar and yen buying is easing as crude oil and U.S. yields pause. Key levels are 158.00, 158.42 and 158.50, with U.S. consumer sentiment and Canadian employment data in focus.

Since the beginning of this week, the USD has seen some buying interest return.

Last week’s US employment statistics showed weaker-than-expected unemployment rates and job numbers, causing the USD to weaken alongside a drop in US bond yields. However, at the start of this week, with no specific catalysts in sight, a correction seems to be taking place. The depth of this correction varies among different currency pairs. EUR/USD […]

What is the connection between USD value and US inflation?

The value of the US Dollar (USD) and US inflation are closely connected, as they both relate to the overall health of the US economy. Inflation is the rate at which the general price level of goods and services in an economy is increasing over time, which subsequently leads to a decrease in the purchasing […]

Gentle appreciation of the dollar, development while confirming the US index

  The dollar exchange rate has been steady since the beginning of February. First, it reacted to the stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs report released in early February. Following this, a series of US economic indicators such as US retail sales and the US consumer price index exceeded forecasts, which supported the dollar exchange rate. However, the […]

Conscious of strong USD trend

In the market at the beginning of the week, USD-buying is generally dominant. The USD/yen has crossed the mid-140 yen level. However, there is also a somewhat cautious stance on buying from here. Fed President Bullard’s hawkish remarks last Thursday took a step back from widespread market expectations of a correction in the rate hike […]