Dollar Hedging Gets Pricier Ahead of Friday’s Jobs Data
A careers fair in Arlington, Virginia, US.
Photographer: Ting Shen/BloombergThe cost of hedging in the currency market is rising after the summer lull, with traders positioning for wider price swings around Friday’s key US jobs report.
One-day euro-dollar implied volatility rose to the highest level since June on Thursday, and is on track for the strongest close since April.