The EUR continues to dip lower against the USD, CAD, AUD, NOK, GBP, CNH, and JPY.
Some of the earlier moves have been a function of the Dollar strength in early trade, although some market participants are still finding the extend of the USD bid at time perplexing.
The pull back lower in EGB Yields and the fade off the high in European Equities have kept the lid on the EUR.
Small supports in EURUSD are seen at 1.1631 and 1.1616.
LOOK AHEAD: Monday Data Calendar: Dallas Fed Mfg, Heavy Tsy Supply
Jul-28 10:27
US Data/Speaker Calendar (prior, estimate)
07/28 1030 Dallas Fed Mfg Activity (-12.7, --)
07/28 1130 US Tsy $69B 2Y Note (91282CNP2) & $73B 26W bill auctions
07/28 1300 US Tsy $70B 5Y Note (91282CNN7) & $82B 13W bill auctions
Source: Bloomberg Finance L.P. / MNI
STIR: No Material Impact On Fed Rates From US-EU Trade Deal
Jul-28 10:22
Fed Funds implied rates opened a touch firmer but are back to unchanged from Friday’s close for 2025 meetings, with no notable reaction from weekend announcements of a US-EU trade deal with 15% tariffs on EU goods.
The deal had already been touted in the media, even if White House adviser Navarro had suggested to take those earlier reports with a "grain of salt".
US-China relations with US Tsy Sec Bessent and China Vice Premier He Lifeng leading discussions in Stockholm through Tuesday this week.
Cumulative cuts from 4.33% effective: 0.5bp for Wed, 16.5bp Sept, 28bp Oct, 44bp Dec, 52.5bp Jan and 65bp Mar.
The 44bp of cuts to year-end is off last week’s high of 42bp, a level that was last sustainably higher in February.
The SOFR implied terminal yield of 3.21% (SFRH7) is 1bp lower on the day, within a 3.1-3.3% range seen through July.