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The US dollar and bond yields rose during a session with little major news flow. The S&P500 nudged 0.1% higher to a fresh record high.

Equity markets remained upbeat, the S&P500 up 0.2% to a fresh record high. Despite that, AUD and NZD fell slightly, as did bond yields.

Upbeat sentiment in equities markets saw the S&P500 rise 1.2% to a record high. That, and surveyed inflation expectations receding, depressed the US dollar slightly, while bond yields were mixed.

Bond yields and the US dollar fell after Fed chair Powell’s comments which were less hawkish than expected. Also contributing to the moves were softer than expected US ISM manufacturing data and dovish ECB-speak. The S&P500 rose 0.6%.

Bond yields rebounded and the US dollar rose, despite PCE inflation declining as expected. Markets are looking ahead to Fed chair Powell’s comments tonight.

Bond yields fell slightly further, helped by softer German inflation data, while the US dollar rose slightly amid mixed Fedspeak and US data.

Bond yields fell further, amid mixed Fedspeak and US economic data. The US dollar fell to a low since August.

Bond yields fell overnight, helped by softer US economic data. The US dollar is little changed, but AUD and NZD made fresh highs since August.

During a shortened US session following Thanksgiving Day, the US dollar fell amid slightly improved risk sentiment and bond yields rose slightly.

Markets were mostly contained overnight, given the US holiday. Currencies were mixed with minor movements, while bond yields rose.

Bond yields and the US dollar rose in response to second-tier US economic data (jobless claims, inflation expectations), and the S&P500 is up 0.4%.

Short-term bond yields rose amid central bank comments disagreeing with markets pricing rate cuts. Equities were steady, but the US dollar fell.

Bond yields fell after US economic data showed the economy cooling. The US dollar and equities are little changed. Oil fell sharply.

Bond yields partly retraced the previous day’s decline following mixed economic data. The US dollar and equities rose slightly.

US CPI inflation data was softer than expected, causing a plunge in bond yields and the USD, and a rise in equities (S&P500 up 1.9%).

Bond yields rose following a rise in US inflation expectations, but the US dollar was little changed. The S&P500 closed up 1.6%.

Bond yields extended earlier gains following commentary from Fed chair Powell, which also helped the US dollar rise slightly. Equities swung from gains to losses, the S&P500 down 0.6%.

Bond yields extended earlier gains following commentary from Fed chair Powell, which also helped the US dollar rise slightly. Equities swung from gains to losses, the S&P500 down 0.6%.

Bond yields continued to fall amid resurfacing concern about recession. The US dollar was mixed amid hawkish commentary from ECB officials.

The US dollar rose, bond yields fell, and equities rose slightly. There was little major news for markets to digest, apart from some Fedspeak which was mixed.