U.S. one hundred dollar bills are being shown in this picture illustration taken in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on Dec. 15, 2023.
The dollar soared to a two-week high against its major peers on Thursday, as a rout in Treasuries improved the currency's allure due to both higher U.S. yields and demand for safe haven assets.
The bond market rout has spooked investors, with equities globally sliding sharply this week, spurring a rush to the safest assets.
The yen , however, climbed off a four-week low of 157.715 per dollar from overnight to last trade at 157.505.
"The bond market bogey is well-positioned to wrest deeper control of the broader market, particularly if upcoming growth and inflation data are on the firmer side of the ledger."
Persons:
Tony Sycamore
Organizations:
Ministry of Finance, Bank of Japan, Reserve, IG
Locations:
Buenos Aires, Argentina, Treasuries, U.S