Australian, NZ dollars climb on yen, but lose ground to dollar SYDNEY, July 16 (Reuters) - The Australian and New Zealand dollars climbed on the yen on Tuesday after recent declines, although they lost further ground to the greenback as markets continued to digest the prospect of a Donald Trump victory in the White House. The Aussie strengthened 0.2% to 106.98 yen AUDJPY=R , rebounding for the first time in four sessions as the suspected intervention from Tokyo last week disrupted the popular ca

FOREX-Dollar wobbles as comments of Fed's Powell put focus on Sept rate cut Updates at 0510 GMT By Ankur Banerjee SINGAPORE, July 16 (Reuters) - The dollar crept off five-week lows on Tuesday, as investors weighed the case for a September rate cut after comments by Fed Chair Jerome Powell and rising odds for the re-election of former President Donald Trump .

FOREX-Dollar drifts as Powell comments bring September rate cut in focus By Ankur Banerjee SINGAPORE, July 16 (Reuters) - The dollar hung around five-week lows on Tuesday as comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell bolstered the case for a rate cut in September, while cryptocurrenices gained on rising odds of former President Donald Trump getting reelected.

UPDATE 1-Asia Morning Call-Global Markets July 16 (Reuters) - Stock Markets Net Chng Stock Markets Net Chng S&P/ASX 200** 8,017.60 58.30 NZX 50** 12,123.14 -11.83 DJIA** 40,329.61 328.71 NIKKEI** - - Nasdaq** 18,561.98 163.54 FTSE** 8,182.96 -69.95 S&P 500** 5,655.88 40.53 Hang Seng** 18,015.94 -277.44 SPI 200 Fut 7,993 -9.00 STI** 3,499.89 2.11 SSEC** 2,974.0107 2.72 KOSPI** 2,860.92 3.92 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bonds Net Chng Bon

BUZZ-COMMENT-US recap: EUR/USD fizzles as politics, policy grow choppy for dollar Dollar jitters vs yen persist with brief break below 55DMA AUD/USD -Consolidation persists ahead of US sales data risk July 15 (Reuters) - The dollar rose modestly against the other majors on Monday, rebounding off multi-month lows in some cases as investors sought to navigate though a choppy confluence of political and monetary policy factors following a weekend assassination attempt against Donald Trump.