Euro rebounds as midterm wins weigh on dollar and markets reprice fiscal outlook
The euro rebounded versus the dollar as Democratic midterm wins pointed to fiscal restraint; the ECB held rates but Lagarde said a hike was debated.
The PBOC set the yuan midpoint at 6.7180, above the 6.6811 estimate, and made a net withdrawal of 514.5 billion yuan.
Around this reference rate, the People's Bank of China permits the yuan to move up or down by as much as 2%.
The PBOC injected 257.5 billion yuan through an overnight reverse repurchase operation.
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The euro rebounded versus the dollar as Democratic midterm wins pointed to fiscal restraint; the ECB held rates but Lagarde said a hike was debated.
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AUD/USD recovered above 0.7000 to trade near 0.7010 as the dollar weakened after the US midterms, though moving averages still cap further gains.
The yuan fell to its weakest since October 19 after the PBOC raised reserve requirements and set a lower fixing.