With the release of non-farm payroll data approaching, the US dollar exchange rate declines and oil prices retreat.
According to Golden Ten Data, as oil prices retreated and investors shifted their focus to the key US non-farm payroll report, the US dollar exchange rate declined. US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen announced a temporary measure aimed at easing the pressure on oil supply caused by the Middle East conflict, leading to a drop in oil prices. The Middle East conflict had previously driven up oil prices and boosted the US dollar, with the market reducing expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut due to potential inflationary impacts. Non-farm payroll data is typically a key indicator shaping interest rate expectations.
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