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US dollar gains after GDP data backs smaller Fed cut in September



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Corrects day to Wednesday from Tuesday in 9th paragraph, corrects to month-end from year-end in 11th paragraph

U.S. GDP rises more than expected in Q2

U.S. jobless claims fall in latest week

Odds of 50-bp Fed rate cut in September down marginally

U.S. dollar on track for weakest month since November 2023

Euro falls to 10-day low after euro zone inflation data

By Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss

NEW YORK, Aug 29 (Reuters) -The U.S. dollar rose on Thursday after data showed the world's largest economy grew a little faster than expected in the second quarter, modestly reducing expectations for a larger 50 basis point interest rate cut next month by the Federal Reserve.

The report also added to growing expectations that the United States could avoid recession altogether, or go through just a mild one.

Following the U.S. data, the dollar rose to a one-week high against the yen to 145.495 and was last up 0.6% at 145.385. The dollar/yen currency pair is the most sensitive to economic expectations because it typically moves in tandem with U.S. Treasury two-year yields.

Against the euro, the dollar gained, with the single European currency falling 0.3% to $1.1084 EUR=EBS.

Thursday's data showed gross domestic product (GDP) grew at a 3.0% annualised rate in the second quarter, based on the Bureau of Economic Analysis's second estimate. That was an upward revision from the 2.8% rate reported last month, and higher than the 1.4% growth pace seen in the first quarter. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast GDP would be unrevised at a 2.8% pace.

In a separate report, initial jobless claims fell by 2,000 to a seasonally adjusted 231,000 for the week ended Aug. 24. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast 232,000 claims for the latest week.

The number of people receiving benefits after an initial week of aid, a proxy for hiring, increased by 13,000 to a seasonally adjusted 1.868 million during the week ending Aug. 17, the claims report showed, near the levels seen in late 2021, suggesting persistent unemployment.

"The data takes the risk of a 50 basis point cut off the table, though the labor market report next week is more important," said Brad Bechtel, global head of FX, at Jefferies in New York. "A 25 basis point cut is pretty much assured at this point."

U.S. rate futures have priced in a 35% chance of a 50 basis point easing next month, slightly down from the 37% probability seen late on Wednesday, according to LSEG calculations. Markets also priced in about 102 basis points of cuts by the end of the year.

The dollar index advanced 0.4% to 101.44 =USD following the report. On the week, it has gained 0.7%, on track for its largest weekly rise since early April.


MONTH-END FLOWS

"The dollar has been better bid pretty much due to month-end flows. We'll likely see a continuation of that," said Jefferies' Bechtel.

Typically as the month-end approaches, investors would square up positions so when an asset has been sold off for the month like the dollar, they would normally buy it back to balance their books or portfolios.

For the month of August, the dollar has lost 2.5% of its value, on pace for its largest monthly fall since November 2023.

"The dollar index has been oversold when it was down below the 101 area. I would expect that we migrate back to the 103-104 area. But again, the labor market report will be critical for that."

Investors now await Friday's release of the U.S. core personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index — the Fed's preferred measure of inflation — which could provide further clues on the size of the rate cut at the September meeting, including the pace of the easing cycle.

In the euro zone, the euro fell to a 10-day low of $1.1059, after hitting a 13-month high on Friday at $1.1201. The euro was partly weighed down after inflation data from Germany and Spain led investors to increase their bets on the European Central Bank interest rate easing cycle.

Inflation fell in six important German states in August, suggesting national inflation could decline noticeably this month, while dropping to its slowest pace in a year in Spain.

Money markets priced in 67 basis points of ECB rate cuts in 2024 EURESTECBM3X4=ICAP, from around 63 basis points before the data.



Currency bid prices at 29 August​ 02:40 p.m. GMT

Description

RIC

Last

U.S. Close Previous Session

Pct Change

YTD Pct

High Bid

Low Bid

Dollar index

=USD

101.49

101.01

0.5%

0.12%

101.58

100.88

Euro/Dollar

EUR=EBS

1.1066

1.112

-0.48%

0.25%

$1.114

$1.1056

Dollar/Yen

JPY=D3

145.41

144.64

0.44%

3%

145.39

144.225

Euro/Yen

EURJPY=

1.1066​

160.76

0.1%

3.4%

161.26

160.04

Dollar/Swiss

CHF=EBS

0.8488

0.8423

0.77%

0.85%

0.8493

0.8401

Sterling/Dollar

GBP=D3

1.3163

1.3191

-0.22%

3.43%

$1.3227

$1.1056​

Dollar/Canadian

CAD=D3

1.3478

1.3481

-0.01%

1.69%

1.3491

1.3451

Aussie/Dollar

AUD=D3

0.6793

0.6785

0.13%

-0.37%

$0.6824

$0.6781

Euro/Swiss

EURCHF=

0.9393

0.9365

0.3%

1.15%

0.9394

0.9354

Euro/Sterling

EURGBP=

0.8406

0.8428

-0.26%

-3.02%

0.8434

0.8403

NZ Dollar/Dollar

NZD=D3

0.6254

0.6246

0.14%

-1.03%

$0.6298

0.6242

Dollar/Norway

NOK=

10.5127​

10.4951

0.17%

3.73%

10.5353

10.4645

Euro/Norway

EURNOK=

11.635

11.6732

-0.33%

3.66%

11.6971

11.6245

Dollar/Sweden

SEK=

10.2468

10.1832

0.62%

1.79%

10.265

10.1677

Euro/Sweden

EURSEK=

11.3413

11.3347

0.05%

1.93%

11.3603

11.3109



Reporting by Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss; Editing by Alison Williams and Sharon Singleton

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