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USD: Warsh inherits a tough inflation setup

Markets took yesterday’s CPI in stride, but the price action still leaned “higher-for-longer.” Two-year Treasury yields held near 4% after the release, US equity stayed slightly weaker, and the USD DXY Index edged higher on the day. The backdrop matters because Kevin Warsh is on the cusp of taking the Fed’s helm: the Senate con...


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USD: Warsh inherits a tough inflation setup

Markets took yesterday’s CPI in stride, but the price action still leaned “higher-for-longer.” Two-year Treasury yields held near 4% after the release, US equity stayed slightly weaker, and the USD DXY Index edged higher on the day. The backdrop matters because Kevin Warsh is on the cusp of taking the Fed’s helm: the Senate con...


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Greenback recovers from recent lows as US inflation jumps

The US dollar recovered from two‑month lows, jumping sharply after a hotter‑than‑expected inflation reading.

Higher oil prices pushed the headline annual inflation rate up from 3.3% in March to 3.8% in April, above expectations for a rise to 3.7%. Core inflation climbed from 2.6% to 2.8%.

The USD...


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In 2026, new forces are shaping global payments infrastructure — forcing treasury and accounts payable (AP) teams to make serious decisions. Real-time payment (RTP) rails are going global. Stablecoins are entering corporate consideration sets. And the...


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USD: April inflation heat tests market calm

Markets are taking the hotter-than-expected inflation data in stride this morning. While the US dollar edged up slightly and two-year Treasury yields climbed, the overall reaction remained relatively muted. Traders seem to be holding their breath because there is still one more inflation report due before the next Federal Reser...


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