(Reuters) - Demand for the dollar has been waning since Thursday, when the Federal Reserve left benchmark interest rates unchanged and said core inflation had eased a bit, boosting the view that overnight rates will remain at 5.25 percent for some time.
This helped depress implied volatility on currency options, a prerequisite for putting on carry trades, in which dealers borrow in low-yielding currencies and buy assets in units offering higher returns.
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This helped depress implied volatility on currency options, a prerequisite for putting on carry trades, in which dealers borrow in low-yielding currencies and buy assets in units offering higher returns.
Read more at Reuters.com Hot Stocks News
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