US dollar news

The S&P 500 continues its Santa Claus rally in thin holiday trading, with bulls targeting the 7,000 level and viewing pullbacks as buying opportunities.

Bitcoin remains range-bound during low-liquidity holiday trading, with a breakout above $94,000 or a drop below $80,000 likely to define the next major move.

The US dollar eases against the yen in low-liquidity conditions, with USD/JPY likely consolidating between strong support near 155 and resistance around 158.

The US dollar weakens against the Canadian dollar as holiday liquidity fades, with USD/CAD testing long-term support near 1.3550.

USD/INR continues to attract buyers above the 90.00 level as structural pressures on the rupee outweigh central bank intervention.

NZD/USD is consolidating near its 200-day EMA, with a breakout above 0.59 or a drop below 0.58 likely to define the next directional move.

Ethereum remains range-bound above key support as traders wait for a Bitcoin-driven catalyst to confirm the next major move.

The Australian dollar is testing a key breakout zone above 0.67, but confirmation requires sustained price action amid low holiday liquidity.

EUR/USD stays bullish but range-bound near 1.18 amid thin holiday liquidity, with support at 1.1690 and resistance at 1.1840 as traders await clearer momentum.

EUR/USD shows cautious bullish momentum near 1.1800, but thin holiday liquidity and mixed US data may limit follow-through without a confirmed breakout.

Gold breaks above $4,500 to a new record high, driven by US dollar weakness, escalating geopolitical tensions, and expectations of future interest rate cuts.

USD/ILS slips into lower territory below 3.20, reflecting sustained Israeli shekel strength while holiday-thinned liquidity urges trader caution.

USD/MYR continues its bearish trajectory toward the 4.00 level, driven by sustained ringgit strength, weakening USD sentiment, and very thin holiday trading volumes.

The Canadian dollar extends gains as USD/CAD breaks key support, with downside risk toward 1.3550 while broader US dollar weakness remains the main driver.

The British pound extends gains against the US dollar, with 1.35 acting as a key pivot and upside toward 1.37 if dollar weakness continues.

The Nasdaq 100 may see short-term choppiness and mild pullbacks, but strong support and mega-cap leadership continue to favor upside.

The US dollar is stabilizing against the yen, with positive carry and holiday-thinned liquidity likely to keep USD/JPY range-bound into year-end.

Bitcoin continues to trade sideways, with strong support near $80K–$84K limiting downside while upside remains capped below $94K.

USD/CHF stabilizes near 0.79 support, where potential SNB backing and thin holiday liquidity keep the pair locked in a buy-the-dip range.

Silver surges above $70 and remains in a powerful uptrend, with pullbacks viewed as buying opportunities despite extreme overbought conditions.

Bitcoin remains within a consolidation pattern from $85 to $90k.

AUD/USD strengthens after hawkish RBA minutes, with rising momentum indicators supporting further gains toward the 0.68 level.

GBP/USD climbs to fresh multi-week highs as a softer US dollar and strong technical signals support further upside toward 1.37.

EUR/USD pushes toward the 1.19 area as strong US growth data and bullish technical signals outweigh concerns over weakening consumer confidence.

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Strong consumer spending helps the US economy grow at a faster rate than expected.

Gold tests fresh record highs as strong bullish momentum, geopolitical risks, and expectations of US rate cuts continue to support XAU/USD.

EUR/USD maintains an upward technical correction as traders focus on US economic data and growing expectations of Federal Reserve easing.

USD/BRL extends its rebound toward mid-2025 levels as sentiment shifts against the real ahead of Christmas-thinned trading.

USD/SGD resumes its downward bias ahead of the Christmas holidays as renewed USD weakness and thinning liquidity shape cautious trading conditions.

The New Zealand dollar surged against the US dollar, but NZD/USD remains stuck in a tight range where short-term volatility favors range traders.

The British pound strengthened against the US dollar on Monday, but GBP/USD is nearing major resistance where the rally may pause unless broader dollar selling accelerates.

USD/JPY pulled back early in the week, but strong yield spreads continue to favor the US dollar despite short-term consolidation.

AUD/USD moved higher on Monday, but the 0.67 level remains a key ceiling as low holiday liquidity favors consolidation over a breakout.

The S&P 500 is gaining momentum into year-end, with a Santa Claus rally lifting prices toward fresh record highs.

USD/CAD remains range-bound near 1.3750 as holiday conditions, shrinking rate differentials, and low liquidity favor short-term consolidation.

USD/ZAR remains under pressure as attractive carry returns and commodity tailwinds favor the South African rand, making rallies selling opportunities.

USD/CHF continues to defend the 0.79 floor, with SNB sensitivity and thin holiday liquidity favoring short-term bullish bounce trades.

Gold continues its powerful uptrend toward $4,500, supported by Fed policy shifts, geopolitical tensions, and sustained central bank buying.

AUD/USD strengthens after the RBA minutes signal 2026 hike risks, with technicals pointing to a continued bullish move toward 0.6750–0.6800.

GBP/USD remains bullish ahead of major U.S. data releases, with momentum favoring a push toward 1.3600 after strong technical and fundamental support.

BTC/USD is forming a bearish pennant below major EMAs, suggesting downside toward $85,000 unless bulls reclaim the $94,030 resistance.

Bulls are making some progress but need to break above $1.1800 to become truly dominant here.

Donald Trump is due to name a new leader of the Federal Reserve at a tricky moment.

The Trump administration has diverged from the position of former US President Joe Biden, throwing its weight behind German chemical giant Bayer in its courtroom battle over the pesticide Roundup.

Investors are flocking to precious metals amid geopolitical tensions and expectations of more US interest rate cuts.

Gold remains strongly bullish above $4,300, with traders watching for a breakout toward $4,400–$4,500 as Fed policy expectations and geopolitical risks fuel demand.

EUR/USD remains in an upward trend near 1.17, supported by softer U.S. inflation, with bulls targeting the 1.18 resistance despite thin holiday liquidity.

USD/CHF continues to hover around key support near 0.79, with likely SNB defense and positive carry making dips attractive buying opportunities.

USD/JPY continues to surge despite a BOJ rate hike, as markets dump the yen and strong bullish momentum keeps the pair pressing toward upper resistance.

Ethereum is showing early signs of a potential bottom, holding support above $2,500 and aiming toward $3,000 as upside momentum cautiously returns.

EUR/USD continues to chop within its established range as holiday liquidity thins and firm dollar demand keeps rallies capped near 1.18.

USD/ZAR remains near multi-month lows as Rand strength persists, but thinning holiday liquidity makes price action unreliable and demands cautious positioning.

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Bitcoin remains within a consolidation pattern but is looking more bullish as it rises towards $90k.

The Trump administration has diverged from the position of former US President Joe Biden, throwing its weight behind the German chemical giant in its courtroom battle over the pesticide Roundup.

The Nasdaq 100 surged on renewed AI optimism and year-end positioning, with the strong uptrend intact and buyers targeting a potential move toward 26,000.

AUD/USD has pulled back slightly but remains bullish above key indicators, with RBA expectations supporting a potential rebound toward 0.6700.

GBP/USD remains stable above key trend indicators despite recent pullbacks, with a bullish bias intact while resistance at 1.3460 and support at 1.3300 define direction.

EUR/USD remains bullish above key trend levels after the ECB decision, with momentum indicators and a bullish flag pattern pointing toward 1.1800.