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- Currency markets in Asia on Monday are expected to provide the first significant reaction to the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump over the weekend. Liquidity may be constrained because Japan has an official holiday, Bloomberg News reported.
- With prediction markets showing higher expectations of a Trump victory in the presidential election, the U.S. dollar may open stronger compared with other currencies. The dynamics may be like those after last month’s debate between Trump and President Joe Biden. Trump’s favorability improved afterward.
- U.S. dollar moves against the yen may be limited after a possible intervention last week to support the Japanese currency, Bloomberg News reported. Cash Treasuries won’t trade until London opens on Monday.