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US Dollar Pushes Back Up to highs The immediate response in the Greenback after that inflation release was a quick move back-up to the highs that were set earlier this morning. Given the scope of today's breakout, that makes sense as traders are now coming to grips with two factors of strength for the US Dollar: Both interest rate policy on the basis of monetary policy divergence combined with apparent ‘safe-haven,' flight-to-quality flows on the back of the growing fear of contagion in the European banking sector.
US Dollar Five-Minute Price Chart: Pushing Back-Up to Highs After Inflation Chart prepared by

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On the front of headline CPI, this morning brought the 11th consecutive month of inflation at-or-above the Fed's 2% target, putting the Central Bank squarely in the driver's seat for continued rate hikes. This happens even despite the seemingly bearish scenarios around Europe and the UK, which further exposes the US Dollar for themes of strength as we trade deeper into the second half of 2018.
US Headline CPI Comes in Above 2% for 11th Consecutive Month Chart prepared by

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Perhaps lost in the shuffle of this morning's unexpected drivers was . Headline CPI printed at 2.9% for the second consecutive month, matching expectations. But on the read of Core CPI, stripping out food and energy costs, this morning's print of 2.4% beat the expectation of 2.3%, and this represented the largest year-over-year gain in Core CPI since 2008.
US Core CPI at 2.4% in July Largest Year-over-Year Gain Since 2008 Chart prepared by

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In a corresponding move, , catching a bit of resistance at the 96.15 level before cauterizing support and pushing back-up ahead of the release of July inflation numbers out of the United States.
US Inflation Remains Strong at 2.9%, Largest YoY Gain in Core CPI Since 2008

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Much like we saw in May, as the selling has continued. This brought upon a break of the support level at 1.1509, and we're now trading at fresh yearly lows in the pair.
EUR/USD Four-Hour Price Chart: Breakdown to Yearly Lows on Contagion Fears Chart prepared by

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US Dollar Four-Hour Price Chart: Breaking Out From Resistance to Fresh Yearly Highs Chart prepared by
In EUR/USD, the major concern is now . This is something that was worrisome during the European Financial Crisis and this even started to rear its head again just a few months ago as political turmoil was starting to show in Italy. But as the economic situation in Turkey continues to worsen, the ECB is growing more concerned with exposure to the situation in European banks. And given the tight trading relationships within the banking sector in the Euro economy, one or two banks becoming problematic could spell much more trouble for the other European banks that they trade with.

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US Dollar to Fresh Yearly Highs on Turkish Concerns, EUR/USD Breakdown . After seven weeks of battling with resistance at the area around 95.50, prices broke out in the overnight session, just ahead of the Euro open. The primary driver of the move appears to be emanating from and GBP/USD, and those breakdowns appear to be driven by different drivers/reasons.

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The British Pound continues to meltdown, albeit for different reasons. We even had a couple of flickers of positive news earlier this morning around along with some comments from UK Finance Minister, Phillip Hammond, that he felt the chances are that the UK gets a Brexit-deal. Nonetheless, sellers remain firmly in control of the currency as GBP/USD has now established a fresh yearly low.

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Big FX moves in the overnight session as the US Dollar broke out of the resistance that's been in play over the past two months, and this helped EUR/USD to trade below the 1.1500 level for the first time in over a year. The driver appears to be emanating from Turkey, as concerns around financial conditions there have started to worry the ECB about exposure to the situation in European banks. Contagion in the European banking system is something that has long been a concern, and it appears that theme is now coming back into the spotlight.