US dollar news

The interest rate differential continues to favor Mexico.

It has shown multiple times that it wants to go higher over the longer term.

BTC/USD is near the $88,500.00 vicinity as of this writing and has produced plenty of sideways nervous price action in December, essentially showing a range between 85,000 and 93,000 with outliers.

The EUR/USD is closing December’s trading near the 1.17630 vicinity as it fluctuates within holiday conditions as the New Year and January get ready to greet financial institutions and their sentiment.

The USD/INR as of this writing is hovering slightly above 90.0600, this after the currency pair has shown an ability to climb down from highs seen on the 17th of December when the 91.4250 mark was challenged.

The Federal Reserve released on Tuesday the minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting earlier this month. At the meeting, the FOMC voted to lower rates by 25 basis points to a range of 3.5%-3.75%, its lowest level since September 2022.

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The US dollar continues to struggle with rallies against the Mexican peso on Tuesday.

Short-term pullbacks will continue to be potential buying opportunities with the 50-day EMA at the 25,208 level offering support right along with the 25,000 level. I still believe in the NASDAQ 100 going higher, but the holiday will make things quiet for now.

The Chinese yuan continues to threaten a break below the 7 handle, something that could kick off a cascade of selling.

The Euro drifted a little bit lower against the US dollar again on Tuesday, trying to find a way to rally through the massive 1.18 area.

The USD/RUB is near the 79.4900 realm as of this writing with extremely low trading volumes taking place as the New Year’s holiday starts to come into effect.

The USD/SGD is near 1.28580 as of this writing, this as Forex markets begin to see volume disappear and even day traders who constantly feel the need to pursue opportunities understand very little is happening in the marketplace.

The US dollar has been choppy against the Japanese yen during trading on Tuesday, as we are simply flailing about trying to find some type of momentum.

Bitcoin has rallied slightly in the early hours on Tuesday as we continue to see a lot of choppy sideways behavior.

Choppy trading is likely today due to low liquidity and several support and resistance levels located close to the current price.

The US dollar has risen against the Canadian dollar again on Tuesday in what looks like it's going to end up being a bit of a turnaround

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The GBP/USD exchange rate pulled back on the last trading day of the year as the recent bull run faded. It also pulled back after the Federal Reserve published minutes of the last meeting. It dropped to 1.3450, down from this month’s high of 13535.

Bitcoin price remained in a tight range on the final trading day of the year, capping a year in which it underperformed other assets like gold and the stock market. The BTC/USD pair was trading at 88,340, down by 30% from its highest level this year.

The AUD/USD pair remained in a narrow range and was hovering at the highest level since October last year. It was trading at 0.6700, much higher than the year-to-date low of 0.5914.

The South African Rand has seen another month of very solid bearish momentum continue in December, as the New Year gets ready to start speculators will wonder if the trend can remain strong.

The NZD/USD is trading within sight of the 0.58100 ratio as holiday trading dominates the Forex market and large financial players are absent from the landscape.

The 0.79 level is an area that we’ve been watching for a while here, and it’s acted like a basement, for the market.

For me, the 1.1875 level tells me everything. If we break above there, then the Euro continues towards 1.20 and beyond.

The USD/BRL finished yesterday’s trading slightly above the 5.5700 ratio, as holiday trading hits what is historically a low volume currency pair to begin with as speculators look for opportunities, but likely struggle to find any.

I think right now we’re looking at a market that’s going to bounce around between maybe 154.50 and 158 Yen.

The US dollar has rallied against the Canadian dollar on Monday in what is probably best described as a bit of an oversold condition. If we recover, we will see the US dollar rally against many other currencies at the same time.

The resistant area at around $0.6720 may be producing a bearish reversal, which could lead to a buying opportunity after a deep retracement.

The British pound has been pretty choppy during the Monday session as we continue to hover around the 1.35 level.

The GBP/USD pair was flat at the crucial resistance level at 1.3500 as investors waited for the upcoming Federal Reserve minutes of the last monetary policy meeting. It has risen by nearly 4% from its lowest point in November as the US dollar sell-off continued.

The EUR/USD exchange rate pulled back slightly as market risks rose in the final week of the year. It dropped slightly to 1.1758, down from this month's high of 1.1817, as traders eye the upcoming Federal Reserve minutes.

Bitcoin price remained in a tight range, where it has been stuck at in the past few weeks. The BTC/USD pair was trading at 87,145 on Tuesday morning, down sharply from the year-to-date high of 126,200.

Gold remains firmly in bullish territory near all-time highs, supported by US dollar weakness, rising geopolitical risks, and expectations of future Fed rate cuts.

The euro is consolidating near the 1.18 level against the US dollar as traders position for Fed rate cuts in 2026 amid thin holiday liquidity.

GBP/USD is at a critical inflection point near 1.35, with traders watching for either a deeper pullback or a bullish breakout in the coming weeks.

Bitcoin struggles to gain momentum in low-liquidity trading, with sellers capping rallies as traders await clearer direction into January.

The NASDAQ 100 drifts higher in low-volume trading, with pullbacks viewed as buying opportunities ahead of a potentially strong 2026.

USD/JPY remains range-bound in thin holiday conditions, with buyers defending support near the 50-day EMA and upside targets toward 158 yen.

The euro remains capped below 1.18 in low-liquidity holiday trading, pointing to near-term consolidation as traders weigh ECB stability against future Fed cuts.

USD/MXN continues to challenge lower levels below 18.00, but thin holiday liquidity and imbalanced flows raise the risk of sharp, sudden reversals.

USD/ZAR explored lower levels before rebounding toward 16.70, with thin holiday liquidity likely to keep price action choppy and technically driven in the days ahead.

The price looks likely to continue ranging aimlessly between support at $1.3473 and resistance at $1.3534.

AUD/USD extends its rally on strong commodity prices and widening RBA–Fed policy divergence, keeping the short-term bullish outlook intact.

Bitcoin consolidates below key moving averages, forming a bearish pennant that signals increased downside risk amid ETF outflows and weak momentum.

EUR/USD trades sideways in thin holiday liquidity while staying technically bullish above key support ahead of the release of the FOMC minutes.

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The GBP/USD appears set to begin its trading around the 1.34978 ratio on Monday morning, this after finishing last week’s price action with sustained gains.

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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.