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fxJul 24, 2026, 12:43 PM

US PMI Expected to Be Overshadowed by Oil and Yield Moves

Today's US PMI data are likely to be ignored as markets focus on oil prices near $100, rising yields, and central bank policy, following a solid eurozone PMI release.

Traders are bracing for the US PMI release later today, but the data may be sidelined amid more dramatic moves in other markets. The eurozone posted a solid set of PMI figures earlier, which initially supported risk appetite.

However, attention has shifted to the sharp rise in oil prices approaching $100 per barrel, a surge in bond yields, and the implications for central bank policy. These factors are expected to dominate price action, leaving the US PMI as a secondary consideration.

The combination of higher energy costs and tighter financial conditions is weighing on sentiment, with FX markets particularly sensitive to the evolving yield dynamics.

Source: FXStreet Forex News