US dollar news

The New Zealand Dollar rose versus the US Dollar as Wall Street stocks surged on fading Omicron risks. Meanwhile, China's Evergrande takes measures to address defaults amid turbulency.

The update to the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) may prop up the price of gold as evidence of faster price growth pushes market participants to hedge against inflation.

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USD/JPY may continue to retrace the decline from the November high (115.52) as it clears the opening range for December.

Stocks are in the midst of a massive rally right now, coming in stark contrast to the fear coursing through equities last week.

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The USD/CAD is challenging short-term lows in early trading this morning, having kept up the Forex pair’s bearish move which has developed since yesterday.

ZEW Survey highlights reduced investor confidence, bias remains to fade Euro rallies

The NZD/USD is trading above important short- and long-term lows as the Forex pair continues to display a rather strong amount of selling pressure.

For three trading sessions in a row, the USD/JPY has been trying to stop its losses, moving towards the 113.61 resistance amid a relative calm in the markets considering the Chinese crisis and the new COVID variant.

Amid limited momentum, the pound rose against other major currencies.

As with last week, the EUR/USD settled around the 1.1266 support level.

The euro pulled back a bit against the US dollar on Monday, showing signs of hesitation at the previous falling channel, as the market has tried to break above that previous support level that should now be resistance.

Sterling is modestly higher against both the US Dollar and the Euro but GBP/USD remains close to trendline support and if that breaks then further losses are likely.

The British pound gapped higher to kick off the trading session on Monday, starting the week on the right foot.

The NASDAQ 100 initially fell on Monday, but then bounced from the uptrend line that I have marked on the chart.

The S&P 500 was rather noisy on Monday, reaching to break above the 4600 level at one point.

The Ethereum market was all over the place throughout the weekend, as it sold off just like Bitcoin did.

The Bitcoin market broke down significantly over the last couple of days, crashing all the way to the 200-day EMA which is closer to the $47,000 level.

The Australian dollar bounced a bit on Monday to kick off the week on the right foot.

The price still looks likely to break down below consolidating triangle pattern.

The AUD/USD price tilted higher on Tuesday morning as the market reflected on the latest interest rate decision by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA).

The EUR/USD pair wavered on Tuesday morning as worries of the Omicron variant waned and as the market waited for the latest Eurozone GDP data.

The BTC/USD pair bounced back in the overnight session as market sentiment improved.

Gold prices are rather calm as bullion traders await US inflation data. That may shift inflation expectations and gold-sensitive breakeven rates.

The Australian Dollar edged up slightly after the RBA left the cash rate target at 0.10% and weekly asset purchases at AUD 4 billion. Will AUD/USD go higher?

The Australian Dollar may continue its overnight rise versus the US Dollar if Chinese trade data impresses. The RBA decision is also in focus for today's APAC session.

Natural gas prices came under severe pressure on Monday as warm weather continues to sweep across the United States.

EUR/USD may continue to give back the rebound from the November low (1.1186) as a growing number of Fed officials show a greater willingness to normalize monetary policy.

The first full week of December brings about a slew of important economic data releases and events from around the globe.

Gold prices broke through the bear flag but didn't get much run thereafter. Is a bullish engulf from Friday pointing to a greater pullback in the bearish theme?

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) interest rate decision may produce headwinds for AUD/USD as the central bank is widely expected to retain the current policy.

The Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 slumped as volatility swept through markets. The US Dollar and Japanese Yen gained as crude oil prices declined. US CPI, the RBA and BoC rate decisions are on ...

The Fed and government’s support has altered how Americans think of saving versus investing. This is acting to kindle ‘animal spirits,’ in every sense of the Keynesian fashion.

ETH/USD suffered a swift decline in value this weekend which correlated to the broad cryptocurrency market and is now near important short-term support.

BTC/USD has stumbled rather dramatically from the 59,100.00 price it was trading on the 1st of December and this weekend’s flash crash has created more tension.

Immediately after the US jobs report, the USD/JPY fell to the 112.55 support level, and as the markets absorbed the results, the pair returned to settle around 113.05 as of this writing.

AUD/USD extremely oversold, stable equities should prompt rebound, EUR/GBP to stall at 200DMA

The GBP/USD gained a short-lived respite from prior selling pressure on Friday when the Bureau of Labor Statistics released what can only be described as the “downbeat” US non-farm payrolls report for November.

The assessment of the new Omicron variant continues to strongly affect investor sentiment and global financial markets so far.

The price is heading downwards from the resistance level at $49,710.

The S&P 500 plunged on Friday after the jobs number came in much lower than anticipated.

The NASDAQ 100 plunged lower during the Friday session as the jobs number came out.

The US dollar initially fell on Friday, but after crude oil markets turned around, we ended up forming an exactly inverse candlestick of what we had seen in the WTI grade market.

The Bitcoin market pulled back a bit on Friday as we continue to see more “risk off” behavior around the world.

The British pound fell a bit on Friday as we continue to see plenty of downward momentum.

The euro initially fell on Friday, but the jobs number came out much lower than anticipated, sending the US dollar falling.

The GBP/USD pair is hovering near its lowest level since December 2020 as investors weigh the next actions by the Bank of England (BOE) and the Federal Reserve.

The EUR/USD pair wavered on Monday morning as the market continued to react to the latest American jobs numbers.

The AUD/USD pair crashed to the lowest level since July 2020 as investors wait for the upcoming interest rate decision by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA).

WTI nudged higher today as risk sentiment generally improved and the US Dollar lost ground to commodities. Have we seen the low in crude for now?

The risk-sensitive Australian Dollar is moving slightly higher as the APAC trading week kicks off. Traders await developments on the Omicron threat as the RBA's last meeting of the year approaches.

The Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 slumped as volatility swept through markets. The US Dollar and Japanese Yen gained as crude oil prices declined. US CPI, the RBA and BoC rate decisions are on ...

Last Friday’s NFP data showed a strong undershoot in new US jobs created last month, but markets remain relentlessly focused on US inflation and the virulence of the omicron coronavirus variant.

U.S. stocks, particularly the reopening basket, may come under more pressure in the near term as traders trim positions in risk assets amid omicron variant uncertainty and fragile sentiment.

The volatility that has stirred in the broader financial markets doesn’t full encompass the retreat in a range of ‘risk’ assets that we have seen for some weeks. That erosion has hit many of the Ye...

EUR/USD was relatively stable last week but it is still hard to see a stronger recovery unless the European Central Bank reverses its position that a tightening of Eurozone monetary policy is not n...

The US Dollar index closed higher for the sixth consecutive week as fundamental tailwinds buoyed the Greenback. This week's CPI data may push the DXY index higher on hawkish Fed rate hike bets.

The Bank of Canada’s (BoC) last interest rate decision for 2021 may keep USD/CAD afloat as the central bank is expected to retain the current policy.

The Australian Dollar remains vulnerable ahead of the last RBA rate decision of 2022. The Omicron Covid-19 variant poses a risk if strict lockdowns ensue. Will AUD/USD’s decline extend?