US dollar news

The Canadian dollar saw short-term strength after the BoC rate cut, but USD/CAD remains poised for a bullish breakout above 1.40 if FOMC guidance favors the greenback.

NZD/USD remains volatile near 0.57725 after a failed breakout, as disappointment over the Fed’s cautious tone keeps bullish ambitions in check.

USD/ILS continues its bearish trend, testing multi-year lows near 3.25765 as geopolitical optimism and strong Shekel sentiment drive downside momentum.

AUD/USD surged to multi-week highs after strong inflation data lowered RBA rate cut odds, with bullish momentum building toward the 0.6700 resistance level.

BTC/USD continues to lose steam despite the Fed’s dovish pivot, with bearish pressure building below key technical levels and potential support near 106,600.

EUR/USD has dropped below key technical levels following the Fed’s dovish pivot, with bearish momentum building ahead of the ECB rate decision and GDP data.

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EUR/USD remains stable near 1.1650, trading within a multi-month range as traders await direction from the Fed and ECB policy announcements later this week.

Gold (XAU/USD) is undergoing a technical correction below $4000, with key support at $3880 and traders watching the Fed’s rate decision as a potential catalyst for the next move.

USD/CHF continues to consolidate near 0.79 ahead of the FOMC, with a breakout above 0.80–0.81 potentially triggering a long-term bullish trend as the dollar gains broader strength.

GBP/USD reversed sharply on Tuesday, breaking below the 200-day EMA, with downside risks growing toward 1.32 and 1.3150 as Fed policy takes center stage.

USD/BRL continues to edge lower amid cautious sentiment ahead of the Fed’s rate decision, with optimism around U.S.–China trade and Brazil’s hawkish stance supporting the Real.

EUR/USD is slightly bullish but remains capped by the 50-day EMA, with major resistance at 1.17 and volatility expected around the Fed and ECB rate decisions.

NZD/USD is rising cautiously toward resistance at $0.58 and the 50-day EMA, where signs of exhaustion may trigger a bearish reversal ahead of the FOMC decision.

The Nasdaq 100 held in a tight range Tuesday ahead of the FOMC decision, with bullish structure intact and key support near 25,000–25,500 suggesting more upside ahead.

USD/JPY fell sharply from the ¥153 resistance zone, hinting at a potential double top, with ¥150 emerging as a key support level ahead of major central bank decisions.

USD/SGD is drifting lower near 1.29470 as traders await the Fed’s FOMC statement, with a dovish tone potentially triggering further downside in the pair.

Notably stronger than expected Australian inflation data has pushed the Aussie firmly higher.

Bitcoin has lost short-term momentum, dropping below key support levels, but a developing megaphone pattern suggests a potential for bullish volatility after the Fed decision.

GBP/USD remains under strong bearish pressure below the Supertrend indicator, with a potential drop to 1.3140 likely ahead of the FOMC decision amid weakening U.S. data.

EUR/USD is consolidating within a symmetrical triangle, with technical and fundamental signals pointing to a potential bullish breakout ahead of the FOMC and ECB rate decisions.

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As expected, the EUR/USD price has remained within narrow ranges at the start of this week's trading, pending the market and investor reaction to the policy announcements from both the US Federal Reserve (Fed) and the European Central Bank (ECB).

Gold prices dropped below the key $4,000 level on Tuesday as easing geopolitical tensions and anticipation of a Fed rate cut triggered profit-taking and bearish momentum.

The USD/JPY pair climbed on Monday amid improved US-China trade sentiment, with resistance at ¥153 as traders await rate decisions from the Fed and Bank of Japan.

The British pound remained under pressure against the US dollar on Monday, struggling near resistance at 1.34 as traders await the Fed’s rate decision.

Bitcoin briefly rallied above $116K on Monday before retreating, forming a possible W pattern with support near $110K and resistance at $120K as risk sentiment improves.

USD/CAD rebounded on Monday, holding firm near 1.40 as traders brace for interest rate decisions from both the Fed and Bank of Canada amid ongoing bullish pressure.

The Nasdaq 100 surged on Monday, breaking above its channel resistance and signaling a potential bullish continuation toward the 26,000 level amid trade optimism.

The euro posted a quiet rise on Monday, hovering near the 50-day EMA as traders await guidance from the Fed and ECB amid sustained US dollar strength.

Silver tumbled more than 4% on Monday, signaling exhaustion after a prolonged rally, as traders question the sustainability of gains despite looming Fed rate cuts.

Amazon stock gapped higher on renewed US–China trade hopes and may test the $240 resistance level, with bullish sentiment intact ahead of Thursday’s earnings.

The S&P 500 continued its bullish run on Tuesday, trading near record highs at 6,880 as investor optimism builds ahead of the Fed’s interest rate decision.

The Nasdaq 100 surged to record highs near 25,843 as upbeat sentiment on U.S.-China trade and the Fed’s expected rate cut fuels strong bullish momentum.

AUD/USD surged on trade optimism and Fed rate cut expectations, with bulls targeting 0.6650 as key US and Australian economic events approach.

Bitcoin hovers near $116K as traders anticipate a Fed rate cut, with bullish momentum building toward the $120K resistance amid strong technical and macro tailwinds.

EUR/USD remains range-bound within a triangle pattern ahead of key Fed and ECB rate decisions, with a breakout likely to follow this consolidation phase.

The EUR/USD price will remain in a narrow range pending the market and investor reaction to the US Federal Reserve announcement this week.

Gold (XAU/USD) is testing the $4,000 support level again as markets brace for a volatile week driven by the Fed’s rate decision and U.S.-China trade talks.

USD/ZAR is challenging the crucial 17.20 support level ahead of the Fed’s rate decision, with traders eyeing a potential move toward September's lows amid speculation.

USD/MXN remains volatile near 18.429 as traders brace for the Fed’s rate cut and guidance, while uncertainty over U.S. data delays keeps price action choppy.

Ether (ETH), the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, is poised for a massive price breakout, with a classic chart pattern projecting a potential breakout to $10,000.

The USD/CAD pair is consolidating above 1.40 with bullish momentum intact, as soft U.S. inflation data is offset by a weaker Canadian economic outlook.

USD/CHF remains range-bound near 0.79–0.81 as traders watch for a bullish breakout; safe-haven dynamics keep movement muted while support holds firm.

Bitcoin continues to trade sideways near $110,000, with traders watching for a breakout above $116K or a breakdown below $107K to signal the next trend.

The Nasdaq 100 surged past 25,400 on Friday, maintaining its bullish trend with pullbacks viewed as buying opportunities as it targets the 26,000 level.

The euro ticked slightly higher on Friday but remains weak overall, with resistance near 1.17 and a potential drop to 1.14 if support at 1.1550 breaks.

AUD/USD trades sideways as markets await Australia’s CPI and a likely Fed rate cut, with technicals pointing to a possible bullish breakout.

The GBP/USD pair is under pressure ahead of the FOMC decision, with strong UK inflation and expected US rate cuts fueling a bearish technical setup.

EUR/USD trades in a tight range ahead of key central bank decisions and the Trump-Xi meeting, with technicals signaling a major breakout on the horizon.

Bitcoin is rising strongly with firm momentum that looks as if it can overcome resistance levels in its way.

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The EUR/USD went into this weekend near the 1.16265 ratio, this after touching the 1.16500 vicinity briefly on Friday in the aftermath of the U.S CPI numbers being released.

Stock markets in Asia and the USA have powered to new highs on lower than expected US inflation data and expectations of a US rate cut and trade deal with China coming this week.

After starting last week below 57.000 USD, WTI Crude Oil found itself above the 62.000 ratio on Friday before going into the weekend, and now day traders have suspicious speculative activity to contemplate.

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The price increases remained milder than feared, keeping the US central bank on track to cut interest rates next week.

The British pound fell sharply against the U.S. dollar on Thursday, testing key support near 1.32 amid persistent dollar strength and range-bound pressure.