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Title: US Dollar Index stays pressured around 96.50, ignores upbeat yields amid Omicron fears

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12/21/2021 3:33:07 AM GMT

By: AnalysisWatch



The US Dollar Index (DXY) is in a two-day downtrend and was gently presented at around 96.47 on Tuesday morning.

It's significant that the gently bid S&P 500 fates and blended execution of the Asia-Pacific offers are possible burdens for the US Dollar Index during a lazy Asian meeting.

The US reports the principal demise connected to Omicron in Texas. Later, the US Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said, per Reuters, "Omicron is presently the most well-known COVID variation in the US, representing almost 3/4 of COVID-19 cases. Moreover, New Zealand's opposition to the boundary resuming plan from January to the furthest limit of February likewise mirrors the infection misfortunes.

Adding to the danger of disposition were the most recent remarks from Chinese unfamiliar priest Wang Yi, who said, per Reuters, "Assuming there is a showdown, then, at that point, (China) won't fear it and will battle to the completion."

Actually, chats that Omicron will top in 8–10 weeks, supported by Morgan Stanley, alongside any desires for US President Joe Biden's capacity to carry out the Build Back Better (BBB) in spite of Senator Joe Manchin's dismissal to cast a ballot in favor, appear to support the most recent market solidification in the midst of a peaceful meeting.

Looking forward, US President Joe Biden’s address to the nation will be important to watch even as White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki mentioned that the speech, “Will not be about locking the country down.”

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