Dollar Tumbles Most in a Year as Traders Bet on End of US Hikes

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The dollar tumbled the most in a year as traders bet on the end of US interest rate hikes. The House passed a spending plan, easing the threat of a government shutdown. Gold and copper prices rose as the cool US CPI eased bets on more Fed rate hikes. Treasury yields slid as soft CPI data boosted the view that the Fed is done hiking rates. Cathie Wood predicts that the US inflation rate will turn negative in 2024. Nvidia's market value added $200 billion as its winning streak is set to match a record. Canada will carefully review Glencore's deal for Teck Coal Mines. Australian dealmakers are rushing to save $24 billion worth of deals. Low-cost airline Flybondi plans to expand into Brazil after a SPAC deal. Ottawa extends the deadline for the underused housing tax. Surveys show that women are less likely than men to request a raise or negotiate salary. Many Canadians are uncomfortably close to being broke, according to MNP. Edward Jones reports that many Canadians are stuck in a chaotic whirlwind of personal finance stress. Canadian tech workers make 46% less than their US counterparts.

The dollar tumbled the most in a year as traders bet on the end of US interest rate hikes. The House passed a spending plan, easing the threat of a government shutdown. Gold and copper prices rose as the cool US CPI eased bets on more Fed rate hikes. Treasury yields slid as soft CPI data boosted the view that the Fed is done hiking rates. Cathie Wood predicts that the US inflation rate will turn negative in 2024.

Nvidia's market value added $200 billion as its winning streak is set to match a record. Canada will carefully review Glencore's deal for Teck Coal Mines. Australian dealmakers are rushing to save $24 billion worth of deals. Low-cost airline Flybondi plans to expand into Brazil after a SPAC deal. Ottawa extends the deadline for the underused housing tax. Surveys show that women are less likely than men to request a raise or negotiate salary. Many Canadians are uncomfortably close to being broke, according to MNP. Edward Jones reports that many Canadians are stuck in a chaotic whirlwind of personal finance stress. Canadian tech workers make 46% less than their US counterparts

 

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