"Foreign Exchange Research Report" geopolitical risks drove the US dollar weekly closing data performance unchanged, market interest rate hike expectations released last Thursday US CPI data for September showed that non-core inflation rate is stable and core is connected

"Foreign Exchange Research Report" geopolitical risks drove the US dollar to close up weekly The data performance did not change the market's interest rate hike expectations

US CPI data for September released last Thursday showed that non-core inflation was stable and core inflation declined. However, data from the University of Michigan Consumer Survey released later showed that there was still a risk of rising inflation in the United States, supporting hawkish policy expectations. Despite the fact that expectations for a Fed rate hike this year have not strengthened, the pair received a significant boost on Friday. Important economic data will be released from the Eurozone and the United Kingdom, which is worth watching. This week, the market focused on the UK unemployment rate and CPI data, expecting the pound to come under pressure. In terms of currency futures market positions, the US dollar's position against the Japanese yen, euro and Australian dollar changes greatly, so you need to pay attention to the risks.