TREE NEWS reports: The dollar strengthened against major currencies in late New York trading on Tuesday, Nov. 10, with the euro falling 0.52% to 1.1165 and hitting a session low of 1.1146 at 00:43. Sterling dropped 0.73% to 1.3344, while the dollar rose 0.70% against the Swiss franc to 0.8253. The Australian dollar fell 0.88%, the Norwegian krone 1.17% and the Brazilian real 1.20%, with losses widening after the release of US CPI inflation data at 21:30 Beijing time.
Dollar Rallies After US CPI; Pound, Franc, Aussie, Krone, Real Fall at Least 0.7%
The breadth of the move is the story: losses spread across developed and emerging currencies alike, with the krone and real falling hardest, suggesting the CPI print repriced rate expectations rather than delivering a single-currency shock. That the reaction intensified after the data release points to macro sensitivity dominating idiosyncratic factors. For RWA and tokenized-asset markets, a firmer dollar tends to tighten the backdrop for dollar-denominated yields and cross-border flows. Whether the move holds once the initial data reaction fades, or reverses as positioning unwinds, is the open question.
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