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Dollar slips as scaled-back Fed hike bets offset hawkish Fed: Oct 31, 2026

The US Dollar Index slipped as markets scaled back expectations for Fed hikes beyond December, with Fed caution cooling upside and a hawkish Fed described as insufficient on its own. Weakness in technology shares overshadowed hawkish Fed messaging and reduced safe-haven demand on US-Iran hopes, while strong US data was cited as a factor that may reinforce Fed hawkishness.

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EventForecastCurrency
Saturday, October 31
Manufacturing PMI49.9CNY
Non-Manufacturing PMI50.0CNY
Sunday, November 1
Manufacturing PMICNY
Non-Manufacturing PMICNY
Daylight Saving Time ShiftCAD
Daylight Saving Time ShiftUSD
FOMC Financial Stability ReportUSD
Monday, November 2
MI Inflation Gauge m/mAUD

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