US dollar news

The Turkish Lira continues to weaken sharply against the US dollar, and unless strong technical rebounds emerge, further declines toward 0.0225 are likely.

EUR/USD remains bullish near a multi-year high, supported by a weak US dollar and Fed speculation, though overbought conditions may limit short-term gains.

The S&P 500 trades above 6,200 on Monday, but short-term volatility is expected due to U.S. spending bill tensions, economic data, and tariff negotiations.

The Nasdaq 100 reached record highs near 22,650 on Monday, though upcoming political and tariff uncertainties suggest short-term volatility remains a threat.

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Bitcoin is poised to hit $112,000 as bullish flag and strong ETF inflows drive momentum above key moving averages and breakout patterns.

GBP/USD continues its bullish run toward 1.3850 as traders await UK GDP data and key US job figures amid dollar weakness and rate cut speculation.

EUR/USD continues its upward rally toward 1.1850, fueled by Fed leadership speculation, trade deal optimism, and weakening US dollar sentiment.

The New Zealand dollar failed to sustain early gains on Friday, facing resistance at 0.61 and possibly retreating toward the 0.60 support zone in a range-bound market.

The NASDAQ 100 continued its strong rally Friday, driven by cooling inflation data and easing trade tensions, with buyers eyeing the 23,000 level.

The Australian dollar remains stuck below the key 0.6550 level, as trade optimism fails to overcome gold weakness and market hesitation.

The US dollar is showing signs of bottoming against the yen near 145, as bond market dynamics and Japan’s monetary constraints limit yen strength.

The S&P 500 surged to record highs on Friday, breaking out of a price channel as optimism over trade deals and rate cuts fuels a potential FOMO rally.

The US dollar is attempting to find support near the 0.80 level against the Swiss franc, prompting speculation of a potential long-term reversal.

Bitcoin remains range-bound around $107,000, with traders watching for a breakout above $112,000 to confirm bullish momentum toward $120,000.

In July 2025, USD/MXN may continue to decline toward 18.50 unless a US downturn triggers a reversal, with interest rate differentials favoring the peso.

The NASDAQ 100 looks poised for further upside in July following a breakout above 22,200, though tariff uncertainty and external risks could stir volatility.

The end of the Iran war with a clear US / Israeli victory and the possibility of an end to the war in Gaza, coupled with renewed risk-on bullishness which has sent US stock market indices to new record highs, is creating an increasingly strong risk-on environment that is seeing a major selloff in the US Dollar continue.

The GBP/USD has gone into this weekend near the 1.37164 mark. The currency pair produced another steady round of gains the past week as it broke through highs seen in late May and the first week of June.

Major markets react to easing geopolitical risks. Crude dips, gold slides, and forex sees key breakouts in the week ahead.

The United States GDP contracted by an annualized 0.5% for the first quarter of this year according to the latest figures from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) in its third and final estimate.

Ethereum gave up early gains near the 200-day EMA, and while upside potential exists above $2525, momentum hinges on Bitcoin’s continued strength.

Bitcoin continues to consolidate within a $100K–$112K range, with bullish sentiment favoring a breakout toward $120K while short-term dips attract buyers.

Crude oil prices stabilized at $65 on Thursday as the market digests geopolitical calm and weak U.S. GDP, with technicals suggesting a slow grind higher.

The NASDAQ 100 continues its breakout, supported by Nvidia's rally and fading tariff concerns, with traders eyeing 23,000 as the next bullish target.

The government's plan comes as UK businesses worry about the impact of US President Donald Trump's trade tariffs.

A report that the US President could name the new head of the central bank early raises concerns over its independence.

EUR/USD remains strongly bullish near 3.5-year highs, but technical indicators and upcoming US economic data hint at a possible short-term correction.

The USD/MYR continues to decline toward support at 4.2000, with bearish pressure building ahead of key U.S. GDP data and possible Fed rate cuts.

The NZD/USD continues its bullish climb toward 0.6080 as USD weakness and potential Fed rate cuts support higher valuations.

USD/ZAR continues to hover near the 17.65 support level, with a possible double bottom signaling a rebound if the dollar strengthens further.

Bitcoin rebounded on Wednesday, staying within its consolidation range, with traders eyeing a breakout above $112,000 to signal a continuation to $120,000.

Gold prices stabilized on Wednesday after a sharp drop, hovering near key support with external factors like Middle East tensions and USD strength shaping outlook.

The S&P 500 eased slightly on Wednesday after recent gains, with traders watching for a potential bounce near 6,000 as bullish momentum remains strong.

Despite a pullback from record highs, the NASDAQ 100 remains in a strong uptrend, with dips like the 22,000 level viewed as potential buying opportunities.

The Euro is threatening a breakout above 1.1650 against the US dollar, supported by falling US yields and bullish momentum signals.

The USD/CAD pair rallied toward 1.3750, showing bullish momentum despite overall dollar weakness, with a potential breakout targeting the 1.39 level.

Ethereum remains range-bound at $2,400, with traders eyeing Bitcoin's next move to determine whether ETH will rally or drop toward $2,000.

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BTC/USD forms a bullish flag as institutional demand and easing geopolitical tensions push Bitcoin toward a potential breakout to new all-time highs.

GBP/USD surged to a 30-month high as traders anticipate Fed rate cuts, with attention now on US inflation and growth data for further direction.

EUR/USD continued its sharp rally to a multi-year high as the dollar weakened, with traders now eyeing upcoming US economic data for further momentum.

The US president's erratic trade policy is unnerving investors in the US, while at the same time opening up opportunities for European businesses to capture their attention. Will they seize the moment?

Gold prices declined to $3295 as ceasefire news reduced safe haven demand, but buying on dips remains the preferred strategy amid Fed rate uncertainty.

The EUR/USD pair continues its bullish run, reaching 1.1641 amid dollar weakness and improved sentiment following a Middle East ceasefire and German data.

The USD/BRL pair continues to drift lower, with bearish sentiment persisting as Brazil's Real aligns with global forex trends and USD weakness.

The USD/ILS continues its bearish slide toward 3.40000 as geopolitical easing and strong Shekel sentiment pressure the dollar.

The EUR/USD continues its bullish momentum, targeting the 1.16 resistance level. A daily close above 1.1650 could signal a strong breakout as traders await Jerome Powell’s testimony.

The US dollar weakened against the Japanese yen on Tuesday, breaking key support at ¥146. Traders are watching ¥145 and ¥142 for a potential bottom as the pair seeks stability.

The S&P 500 rose sharply on Tuesday, driven by improved risk appetite following an Israel-Iran ceasefire and calming remarks from Fed Chair Jerome Powell. Pullbacks could attract buyers near 6000.

The US dollar edged lower against the Canadian dollar following Israel-Iran ceasefire news. Traders eye 1.3700 and the 50-day EMA as geopolitical and macroeconomic factors drive price action.

USD/MXN falls as the peso gains strength on robust risk appetite and attractive interest rate differentials. A breakdown below 18.80 could trigger further selling toward 18.60 and 17.65.

With strong candlestick patterns and bullish sentiment, the NASDAQ 100 is poised for a breakout. Traders eye $22,500 as the next major resistance.

AUD/USD rises 2% from weekly lows as investors embrace risk-on sentiment. A bullish hammer and golden cross signal potential upside toward 0.6600.

The pound strengthens against the dollar amid recession fears in the US and dovish rate cut signals. Explore GBP/USD technicals and trade setups now.

EUR/USD climbs as geopolitical tensions ease and Jerome Powell signals dovish Fed policy. Explore the technical outlook and trade setups now.

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For the second consecutive day, the EUR/USD price is moving strongly upward, driven by improved investor and market sentiment. At the time of writing

The US dollar slides against the Swiss franc on Monday as volatility returns. Watch the 0.81 zone for potential support and a bullish rebound setup.

USD/CAD stalls below 1.38 as traders weigh geopolitical risks and technical resistance. Watch for moves above the 50-day EMA or a retest of the 1.3550 support.