US dollar news

The president has repeatedly criticised Jerome Powell for not cutting rates but has sent mixed signals about removing him from the role.

The euro continues to surge against the dollar, supported by ECB signals and dollar weakness, with 1.20 in sight as overbought conditions set the stage for key data.

Gold (XAU/USD) continues its bullish rebound toward $3400, supported by a weakening dollar, rate cut expectations, and ongoing geopolitical uncertainty.

The USD/BRL pair remains under pressure as traders follow the bearish trend, with USD weakness, risk sentiment, and upcoming data shaping short-term direction.

The U.S. dollar bounced off key 1.35 support against the Canadian dollar after strong labor data, as markets reassess Fed cut timing amid ongoing trade tensions.

The U.S. dollar bounced off key 1.35 support against the Canadian dollar after strong labor data, as markets reassess Fed cut timing amid ongoing trade tensions.

Bitcoin continues to consolidate between $100K and $110K as traders await a risk-on catalyst, with technicals pointing to solid support near $100K.

The NASDAQ 100 retreated after hot U.S. labor data triggered Fed rate caution, with support seen near prior highs as markets await the Thursday NFP release.

The euro gave up early gains as stronger U.S. labor data challenged dovish Fed bets, putting 1.16 support in focus ahead of more jobs data this week.

The British pound gave up early gains on Tuesday as hotter-than-expected U.S. data reignited Fed rate hike fears, with 1.3650 emerging as crucial support ahead of the NFP report.

Gold prices rallied Tuesday as the market absorbs strong U.S. job data and prepares for the early NFP release, with bullish momentum eyeing $3,500 despite consolidation.

Medium-term bullish trend on improved risk sentiment in global markets has been carrying this pair higher, which will likely continue until tariff fears come into view towards the end of this week.

BTC/USD consolidates above $105K within bullish flag and cup-handle formations, as ETF inflows and Fed rate cut signals boost the outlook for a breakout to new all-time highs.

The GBP/USD pair is extending its bullish rally amid U.S. fiscal concerns and Fed rate cut speculation, with a break above 1.3740 suggesting further gains toward 1.3850.

The EUR/USD pair is poised for a potential pullback ahead of key U.S. labor data and Lagarde’s speech, with 1.1572 acting as crucial support in a broader bullish trend.

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EUR/USD continues to trade near multi-year highs above 1.1780, supported by dollar weakness and ECB stability, with key inflation data and central bank speeches ahead.

Gold (XAU/USD) is attempting to recover after recent losses, stabilizing above $3300 as dollar weakness and dip-buying sentiment support a cautious bullish outlook.

The USD/MXN pair is extending its bearish momentum as it tests key support near 18.73000, with upcoming U.S. job data and budget negotiations adding to volatility risks.

The USD/ZAR pair remains in a bearish trajectory, testing the critical 17.70000 support level amid lingering domestic concerns and upcoming U.S. job data.

The EUR/USD pair continues its bullish climb toward 1.18, supported by dollar weakness and rate cut expectations, though traders eye potential pullbacks near 1.16.

The US dollar remains stable against the Japanese yen, with support from interest rate differentials and concerns over Japan's bond market suppressing yen strength.

The USD/CAD pair declined as Canadian tariff news eased tensions, while traders await key US jobs data to determine the next major price move.

Bitcoin continues to consolidate within a bullish range, with short-term pullbacks offering buying opportunities ahead of a potential breakout toward $120,000.

Ethereum remains rangebound above $2,400 support as traders await Bitcoin’s direction, with upside potential to $2,800 or downside risk to $2,200.

The Australian dollar surged past key resistance to 0.6580, fueled by a crashing US dollar, upbeat trade sentiment, and Fed rate cut expectations.

The British pound surged to 1.3720 against the US dollar, with bulls targeting 1.3850 as dovish Fed signals and PMI data drive further upside.

The EUR/USD continued its steep climb to 1.1770 amid dollar weakness and policy concerns, with bulls targeting 1.200 ahead of critical US economic data.

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The USD/ZAR pair enters July near multi-month lows, driven by sustained dollar weakness, improving sentiment toward South Africa, and key tariff deadlines ahead.

The EUR/USD pair enters July 2025 with strong bullish momentum after a stellar June, but looming resistance levels, Fed policy uncertainty, and tariff deadlines may spark increased volatility and test the pair’s durability near multi-year highs.

The Turkish Lira continues to weaken sharply against the US dollar, and unless strong technical rebounds emerge, further declines toward 0.0225 are likely.

EUR/USD remains bullish near a multi-year high, supported by a weak US dollar and Fed speculation, though overbought conditions may limit short-term gains.

The S&P 500 trades above 6,200 on Monday, but short-term volatility is expected due to U.S. spending bill tensions, economic data, and tariff negotiations.

The Nasdaq 100 reached record highs near 22,650 on Monday, though upcoming political and tariff uncertainties suggest short-term volatility remains a threat.

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Bitcoin is poised to hit $112,000 as bullish flag and strong ETF inflows drive momentum above key moving averages and breakout patterns.

GBP/USD continues its bullish run toward 1.3850 as traders await UK GDP data and key US job figures amid dollar weakness and rate cut speculation.

EUR/USD continues its upward rally toward 1.1850, fueled by Fed leadership speculation, trade deal optimism, and weakening US dollar sentiment.

The New Zealand dollar failed to sustain early gains on Friday, facing resistance at 0.61 and possibly retreating toward the 0.60 support zone in a range-bound market.

The NASDAQ 100 continued its strong rally Friday, driven by cooling inflation data and easing trade tensions, with buyers eyeing the 23,000 level.

The Australian dollar remains stuck below the key 0.6550 level, as trade optimism fails to overcome gold weakness and market hesitation.

The US dollar is showing signs of bottoming against the yen near 145, as bond market dynamics and Japan’s monetary constraints limit yen strength.

The S&P 500 surged to record highs on Friday, breaking out of a price channel as optimism over trade deals and rate cuts fuels a potential FOMO rally.

The US dollar is attempting to find support near the 0.80 level against the Swiss franc, prompting speculation of a potential long-term reversal.

Bitcoin remains range-bound around $107,000, with traders watching for a breakout above $112,000 to confirm bullish momentum toward $120,000.

In July 2025, USD/MXN may continue to decline toward 18.50 unless a US downturn triggers a reversal, with interest rate differentials favoring the peso.

The NASDAQ 100 looks poised for further upside in July following a breakout above 22,200, though tariff uncertainty and external risks could stir volatility.

The end of the Iran war with a clear US / Israeli victory and the possibility of an end to the war in Gaza, coupled with renewed risk-on bullishness which has sent US stock market indices to new record highs, is creating an increasingly strong risk-on environment that is seeing a major selloff in the US Dollar continue.

The GBP/USD has gone into this weekend near the 1.37164 mark. The currency pair produced another steady round of gains the past week as it broke through highs seen in late May and the first week of June.

Major markets react to easing geopolitical risks. Crude dips, gold slides, and forex sees key breakouts in the week ahead.

The United States GDP contracted by an annualized 0.5% for the first quarter of this year according to the latest figures from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) in its third and final estimate.

Ethereum gave up early gains near the 200-day EMA, and while upside potential exists above $2525, momentum hinges on Bitcoin’s continued strength.

Bitcoin continues to consolidate within a $100K–$112K range, with bullish sentiment favoring a breakout toward $120K while short-term dips attract buyers.

Crude oil prices stabilized at $65 on Thursday as the market digests geopolitical calm and weak U.S. GDP, with technicals suggesting a slow grind higher.

The NASDAQ 100 continues its breakout, supported by Nvidia's rally and fading tariff concerns, with traders eyeing 23,000 as the next bullish target.

The government's plan comes as UK businesses worry about the impact of US President Donald Trump's trade tariffs.

A report that the US President could name the new head of the central bank early raises concerns over its independence.

EUR/USD remains strongly bullish near 3.5-year highs, but technical indicators and upcoming US economic data hint at a possible short-term correction.

The USD/MYR continues to decline toward support at 4.2000, with bearish pressure building ahead of key U.S. GDP data and possible Fed rate cuts.