US dollar news

RBI intervention has paused the rupee’s slide and anchored USD/INR above 90, but markets keep buying dollars on dips amid global risks and a still-supportive Fed outlook.

USD/CHF remains stable after CPI data, with SNB influence and long-term rate dynamics supporting a bullish bias within the current range.

EUR/USD continues to trade within its long-held range as dollar strength caps rallies near 1.18 and support remains near 1.15.

AUD/USD remains stuck in consolidation despite a small bounce, with weak momentum and firm USD strength keeping rallies as selling opportunities.

GBP/USD saw volatile trading after BoE and CPI releases, but key levels remain intact and the pound continues to show relative strength versus peers.

USD/JPY drifted lower after a CPI miss, but the broader uptrend remains supported by a persistent rate differential and strong long-term bullish bias.

Bitcoin remains in consolidation as it attempts to build a floor, with risk appetite and key levels determining whether recovery or deeper selling comes next.

USD/CAD remains volatile near 1.38, with soft CPI weighing short term but broader structure still supporting an eventual move higher.

Prices rose 2.7% over the 12 months to November, according to the latest figures from the consumer price index (CPI).

In November 2025, US inflation surprised sharply to the downside while the labor market weakened, pushing the US dollar lower and US stock indices sharply higher.

Gold remains strongly bullish near record highs, with safe-haven demand and Fed expectations driving targets toward $4,400, $4,435, and $4,500.

EUR/USD climbs toward 1.1800 on Fed-driven dollar weakness, but overbought signals and policy uncertainty limit bullish momentum.

NZD/USD trades lower despite strong GDP figures, as nervous market sentiment and thin liquidity keep the pair hovering near key support around 0.5760.

USD/MYR continues its slow but steady decline after breaking 4.10, with multi-year lows signaling strong Ringgit momentum ahead of thin holiday trading.

GBP/USD saw sharp swings ahead of the BoE decision, with dollar flows leading price action and key levels at 1.34–1.35 shaping the next move.

AUD/USD pulls back from range resistance as global risk sentiment dominates, keeping the pair neutral while volatility and key levels guide direction.

NZD/USD is stalling near 0.58 as weak risk sentiment and key moving averages cap gains, keeping downside targets such as 0.5750 and 0.5680 in play.

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Bitcoin remains in consolidation between major support and resistance, with long-term buyers accumulating while broader risk sentiment dictates direction.

Bitcoin remains evenly balanced within a consolidation pattern and might stay here for a while.

USD/CAD rebounds from key support at 1.3750, with broader dollar momentum and Fed outlook driving potential moves toward or away from the 1.38–1.40 zone.

USD/JPY remains bullish above key support near 155, with the 50-day EMA reinforcing a buy-the-dip outlook ahead of the Bank of Japan decision.

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AUD/USD remains supported near 0.6600, with rising inflation expectations in Australia boosting the bullish case toward 0.6685–0.6700.

GBP/USD trades near support ahead of the BoE decision, with signals favoring a rise toward 1.3500 unless the pair breaks below 1.3300.

EUR/USD is stuck near key resistance as markets await the ECB decision, with signals favoring a breakout toward 1.1850 or a drop to 1.1650.

US President Donald Trump has threatened Venezuela with a naval blockade to thwart its oil exports — a move that would hit the Maduro government hard but may leave global oil markets unfazed.

Gold remains strongly bullish above key support levels, with momentum favoring a test of $4,400 as safe-haven flows and weak U.S. data continue to support prices.

EUR/USD remains in an upward correction but faces selling pressure ahead of ECB and inflation data, with key signals pointing to opportunities on both sides.

USD/BRL has surged above 5.50 amid rising concerns about Brazil’s economic outlook, with traders watching whether this level becomes new support or reverses lower.

Chevron is driving Venezuela's oil rebound while China is pulling back. As the fate of President Nicolas Maduro grows uncertain, Washington's renewed leverage is reshaping the country's economic and geopolitical future.

USD/SGD is consolidating after touching mid-term lows, with 1.29200 acting as a key pivot as traders adopt a cautious stance heading into the holiday period.

Ethereum is hovering around $3,000, with a break above the 50-day EMA opening upside potential while continued weakness risks sending ETH toward $2,500.

Bitcoin is consolidating between $80K support and the 50-day EMA near $95K, with the next breakout likely determining a move toward $65K or $100K.

USD/JPY continues to attract buyers below ¥155, with rate differentials and carry trade dynamics supporting a bullish medium-term outlook despite short-term volatility.

AUD/USD continues to stall beneath key resistance at 0.67, with global trade uncertainty keeping downside risks elevated toward the 0.6550 area.

USD/CHF is testing major support, with SNB intervention risk and rate differentials favoring a bullish rebound—supporting a long setup with clear trade levels.

The price has been falling for a few days, but a low-risk short trade entry looks unlikely to set up today.

GBP/USD struggles near the 1.34 resistance level as traders await central bank rate decisions that could trigger a breakout toward 1.36 or a reversal to 1.32.

USD/MXN continues its downtrend as the dollar weakens below key support, with carry trade dynamics and technical momentum pointing toward 17.5 unless global risk sentiment shifts.

The Nasdaq 100 is stabilizing around the 25,000 level as artificial intelligence narratives drive short-term volatility, with the broader uptrend still intact.

BTC/USD remains under pressure near $87,000 as bearish technical signals, weak ETF flows, and global rate hike fears point to a potential drop toward $80,650.

GBP/USD jumped to its highest level since October as traders anticipate a soft UK inflation print and potential BOE rate cut, following weak jobs data from both the UK and US.

EUR/USD rose toward its highest level since September, buoyed by weak US job data and expectations that the ECB will hold rates steady ahead of key inflation figures.

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However, the mixed official report still leaves room for debate among central bankers.

Gold (XAU/USD) surged near $4350 on Tuesday, with bullish momentum fueled by Fed rate cut bets, geopolitical tensions, and ETF inflows, keeping gold on track for a historic 2025 close.

EUR/USD traded near a two-month high at 1.1768 on Tuesday, with traders eyeing a potential breakout above 1.18 as key Eurozone PMIs and US job data threaten to spark volatility.

The S&P 500 continued to edge lower on Tuesday, slipping below 6,810 as cautious sentiment and spillover fears from the Nasdaq 100 pressured the index toward key support at 6,800.

The Nasdaq 100 continued to face selling pressure on Tuesday, falling below 25,000 as investor caution grows around AI valuations and year-end positioning, with support eyed at 24,700.

Bitcoin continues to weaken amid heavy selling pressure, poor ETF and spot flows, and macro uncertainty, with technicals pointing toward a potential drop below $80,000.

The Australian dollar is showing weakness after failing at key resistance, with a potential double top pattern signaling further downside toward 0.65 unless 0.6750 breaks.

The NASDAQ 100 is consolidating near the 50-day EMA with choppy price action, as traders weigh AI sector uncertainty against seasonal upside potential and broader market resilience.

The USD/CAD pair remains range-bound near 1.3750 as traders assess Federal Reserve policy direction and broader dollar sentiment, with minimal yield advantage keeping price action choppy.

The USD/JPY pair remains supported by yield differentials and structural BoJ constraints, with 155 yen offering a potential floor as traders eye carry trade opportunities.

Risk-off sentiment in the market is driving the price of this pair lower, but the nearby support level looks strong so it may hold.

The AUD/USD pair has pulled back slightly but remains above key support, with technical indicators and macro data positioning it for a likely rebound to recent highs.

BTC/USD has broken key support levels, confirming a bearish flag breakdown as traders brace for US NFP data and a possible BoJ rate hike, with $80,000 now in sight.

The EUR/USD pair surged to its highest level since October as traders anticipate the ECB rate decision and US non-farm payroll data, with bullish technicals targeting 1.1850.

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