US dollar news

The Geneva-based institution says American tariffs will send international trade into reverse.

The USD/RUB is near important lows and continues to show that financial institutions are leaning into the notion that a more optimistic vision exists for the Russian Ruble.

The NZD/USD is trading near mid-term highs of 0.59150 today after significantly recovering from lows around the 0.55000 mark last week.

In our technical analyses for the EUR/USD pair, we had indicated that the recent stability near its highest levels since January 2022, when it tested the 1.1473

Bitcoin has lost value in recent hours, following the same pattern as global stock markets which are trading somewhat lower today.

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The GBP/USD exchange rate continued soaring, reaching its highest level since October last year as the US dollar index crash gained steam. It rose to a high of 1.3247, much higher than this year's low of 1.2100 as focus shifts to the upcoming UK inflation and US retail sales data.

The EUR/USD exchange rate pulled back as the recent rally took a breather after the latest European industrial production data. The pair was trading at 1.1280, down from this week’s high of 1.1470.

The AUD/USD exchange rate bounced back sharply, continuing a trend that started a few days ago as the US dollar index (DXY) retreated. The pair jumped to a high of 0.6385 on Wednesday, its highest point since March 18. It has soared by 7.3% from its lowest point this month.

The British pound has broken above 1.32 but is showing signs of being overstretched, with technical indicators hinting at a near-term pullback toward 1.30.

The US dollar is showing signs of a rebound from the 0.81 support level against the Swiss franc, with a potential short-term rally toward 0.84 if momentum holds.

The US dollar remains under pressure against the yen as it tests key support at ¥143, with traders watching for signs of stabilization amid trade-driven volatility.

The DAX is showing signs of bullish momentum as it holds above key support at 20,000, despite ongoing uncertainty in EU-US trade talks.

Bitcoin continues to trade in a tight range, holding above key EMAs as traders watch for a breakout above $86,000 or a drop toward $75,000 support.

The euro faces resistance at 1.14 and may pull back toward 1.12 as trade tensions rise and markets await the ECB's next move.

Ether (ETH), the native token of the Ethereum layer-1 blockchain, traded in a second bullish session on April 15 after the US inflation data triggered a market-wide recovery over the weekend.

Investors are shifting away from the US dollar in response to Trump’s aggressive tariff policies and new confidence in the eurozone. Could this be the euro's moment to shine?

USD/BRL steadies around 5.8550 as traders assess tariff risk, China exposure, and upcoming holiday-driven volume shifts in emerging market currencies.

EUR/USD trades near multi-year highs with bullish momentum intact, as traders watch for ECB rate guidance and key German economic sentiment data.

The USD/SGD pair dropped sharply to key support near 1.3150 as markets grew more optimistic ahead of the Easter holiday and ongoing tariff talks.

Bullish acceleration seems to start topping near key double top resistance at $0.6392

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The US dollar is testing key support at 1.3850 against the Canadian dollar, with technicals and macro drivers pointing to a potential bullish reversal.

The US dollar is testing critical support at 20.00 against the Mexican peso, with volatility fueled by tariff tensions and signs of slowing US growth.

The NASDAQ 100 gapped higher on tariff relief but struggled at the 19,000 level, signaling a need for market stabilization before any sustained rally.

The Australian dollar reversed sharply after testing the key 0.64 resistance, as technical exhaustion and renewed China-US trade tensions pressured the pair.

Bitcoin steadies above $85K as tariffs ease, but weak investor demand and technical signals suggest a potential move toward the $80K support zone.

The US dollar is testing major support at 0.81 against the Swiss franc, with a potential rebound toward 0.83 if global sentiment stabilizes.

The GBP/USD pair extended its bullish rally toward 1.3200, though a short-term pullback is possible ahead of upcoming UK inflation and US data.

EUR/USD has rallied strongly but may see a pullback to 1.1210 before resuming its bullish trend toward 1.1450 as markets await ECB and inflation data.

The British Pound tests 1.32 against the USD, hinting at a potential range between 1.30 and 1.32. Breakout or consolidation ahead?

Bristol and South Gloucestershire exported nearly £1bn of goods to the US in 2022, research says.

USD/JPY is showing signs of bottoming near 143, with interest rate differentials and recent technical support hinting at a potential short-term bounce.

The Euro backed off from recent highs as EUR/USD faces resistance near 1.14, with traders eyeing 1.12 as a likely support level amid US policy uncertainty.

The Turkish Lira remains steady near 38.00 as Finance Minister Şimşek highlights economic resilience and domestic investment focus amid global trade turmoil.

The GBP/USD pair remains in a strong uptrend above 1.3000, with technical momentum suggesting further gains toward 1.3300 as dollar weakness and risk sentiment support.

The USD/JPY pair remains under strong bearish pressure, with traders watching key support near 140.00 as sentiment, central bank policy, and yen strength shape direction.

The EUR/USD pair is holding bullish momentum near multi-year highs ahead of this week’s ECB rate decision, with traders eyeing 1.1500 as the key resistance.

The USD/MXN pair has retreated below 20.22 amid improved market sentiment and easing trade tensions, though volatility risks remain high.

The USD/ZAR has dipped below 19.00 amid a brief market calm, but upcoming tariff decisions and domestic concerns in South Africa could trigger fresh volatility.

The US dollar found support at ¥142 against the yen, signaling a potential reversal as traders weigh interest rate spreads and market sentiment into the weekend.

The AUD/USD pair is rallying strongly from recent lows, with bulls targeting the 0.6415 resistance as falling US dollar and RBA outlook fuel upside momentum.

Germany exports more goods to the US than to any other country worldwide. While trade ties remain robust, Trump's tariff policies pose a major challenge.

Bitcoin continues to make a weak recovery in line with stock markets, but the tariff crisis has shifted focus away from cryptocurrencies.

GBP/USD is surging toward the 1.3200 level, fueled by strong UK economic growth, upcoming inflation data, and a weakening US dollar amid tariff fears.

EUR/USD surged past key resistance, driven by a dollar sell-off and bullish cup and handle pattern, with eyes now set on the 1.1500 level ahead of the ECB.

The NASDAQ 100 bounced off 18,000 after early losses Friday, lifted by Fed support signals, but remains volatile as key resistance looms.

Markets rally and the US dollar weakens after President Trump temporarily exempts electronics from retaliatory tariffs, with more semiconductor tariffs expected.

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Silver pushes higher on Friday as the weakening US dollar fuels momentum toward the $32.50 resistance and 50-day EMA barrier.

Bitcoin remains surprisingly stable amid global market turmoil, with key support at $75K and a potential breakout above $90K opening the path to $110K.

The EUR/USD pair remains in a strong bull run as the market remains concerned about the US economy. There are concerns in the investment community about the health of the US dollar as the safe haven after Donald Trump’s unilateral tariffs.

The NASDAQ 100 has been all over the place , The US dollar got absently hammered against the Canadian dollar ,The euro has spiked against the US dollar, as the bond market has been sold off , The British pound has been back and forth during the course of the trading week, touching the ¥190 level for resistance, and the ¥185 level as support

Turkish businesses hope to capitalize on the relatively lenient new US tariffs on their country to raise their profile and increase exports.

During the chaos on Thursday, we have seen the Swiss franc pick up almost 4% against the US dollar, as we have sliced through the 0.85 level, followed by the 0.84 level.

During the session on Thursday, we have seen the US dollar fall against almost everything, and the Canadian dollar was not any different.

The Euro rallied rather significantly during the trading session on Thursday, touching the 1.12 level, and even breaking above it at one point during the day.

The British pound has rallied rather significantly during the session on Thursday as we have seen the US dollar take it on the chin.

I would be selling this pair at the moment, but I also recognize that if we break above the 0.6275 level, then things could get much worse for the US dollar.

As tit-for-tat tariffs escalate between Washington and Beijing, the cracks between the world's two biggest economies are growing deeper.