The US dollar has recovered some of the selling after non-farm payrolls as equities give back gains. Notably, Treasury yields remain near the lows of the day, led by a 13 bps fall in 7-year notes.
The dollar has been dragged around by fixed income this week but its stocks behind this move. The S&P 500 is now up just 4 points on the day at 4506 from a high of 4540.
The dollar bounce is strongest against commodity currencies but the euro is starting to move as well.
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