The euro steadied and riskier currencies bounced, lifted by optimism China’s eventual emergence from COVID restrictions helps growth, while investor focus turned to U.S. data and the Federal Reserve. | Reuters
The Thai baht has scaled six-month highs on expectations its economy will gain from improved tourism as China drops quarantine for travellers and the Singapore dollar hit an 18-month high on Tuesday.
Larger moves were capped in the still holiday-thinned Asia session by looming economic data in the United States and the release of minutes from last month’s Federal Reserve meeting. “We’re back in to some A-league economic data, so maybe we’ll get some more fundamentally-driven price action out of that,” said National Australia Bank’s head of FX strategy, Ray Attrill, in Sydney.The U.S. dollar index rose 1 percent on Tuesday to 104.
Headline German CPI fell to an annual 8.6 percent in December, from 10 percent the previous month, against expectations for 9.1 percent , data on Tuesday showed, knocking the euro and rallying bunds.
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