Currency News

It will be one of the most critical weeks of 2025 for the market, with loads of important data and earnings.

The US dollar index has crashed from near $110 earlier this year to $99.17.

The AUD/USD weekly forecast points north as the Aussie gains on trade deal hopes.

The coming week has a busy schedule of important releases, including key U.S. economic data and a policy meeting at the Bank of Japan.

The U.S. Dollar’s tumble has been capturing the headlines as of late, and we even have magazine covers showcasing its drop.

The real question in 2025 isn't just why gold is rising. It's who is doing the buying—and what that tells us about the future of capital flows, monetary governance, and geopolitical trust.

The US Dollar (USD) strengthens modestly on Friday as investors digest contradictory messaging from the United States and China regarding potential tariff negotiations.

Markets ripped higher this week, riding what felt like a first-quarter timeout in the trade war.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) registered losses of over 0.32% on Friday amid uncertainty over the trade war between the US and China.

It’s only a matter of time before the Fed turns on the printing presses again.

Stocks turned around their early losses. The Dollar bounced back a bit.

USD/CAD trades near the 1.3900 zone in a tight range ahead of the weekend.

On the technical side, the USD/JPY price has broken out of its bearish channel.

The Pound Sterling registers losses against the strong US Dollar, yet it remains above 1.3300.

The bullish bias persists despite mixed short-term momentum signals.

The US dollar remains volatile against the Japanese yen, with 140 providing key support and a breakout above 143.50 potentially opening a move toward 146.

The US Dollar is in the green on Friday, with traders buying into President Trump’s comments.

The USD/CAD exchange rate has crashed, forming a death cross pattern ahead of the upcoming Canadian election.

Despite a growing chorus of pundits claiming the “death of the dollar” is imminent, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the dollar will remain the world’s reserve currency.

The GBP/USD outlook suggests robust consumer spending in the UK.

AUD/USD falls to near 0.6380 due to a recovery move in the US Dollar.

On Friday, the major currency pair became further entrenched within a local sideways channel, hovering around 1.1339.

The US dollar is attempting to find support near the key 1.3850 level against the Canadian dollar, with traders eyeing political shifts and tariff developments.

Investors on Wall Street took an optimistic view on the effects of Donald Trump's trade conflict on American companies, leading to a surge in stock prices.

The U.S. Dollar Index seasonals typically rally into late May, with a solid history of gains during this period.