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The US Dollar Index trades near the 99.40 zone after reversing earlier gains during Thursday’s session.Traders digest softer unemployment data, Durable Goods surprises, and mixed trade signals from Trump and Bessent.DXY remains under pressure below moving averages, with resistance at 100.00 and supp

GBP/USD weakened as the US Dollar was buoyed by a more optimistic tone from US President Donald Trump.US President Donald Trump helped calm markets by clarifying he has no intention of removing Fed Chair Jerome Powell.The Pound Sterling struggles due to investor caution about the Bank of England’s m

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Forex markets This latest pop in the dollar? It rings hollow as a chocolate Easter bunny. The overnight EURUSD dip felt more like a classic pre-event risk trim than anything fundamentally dollar-bullish. A small Empire State Survey beat? That’s not exactly a macro game-changer — more like a breather

The exemption of some electronics products from the reciprocal US tariffs has provided some relief on the stock market, although expectations were quickly dampened again by the threat that the products would soon be subject to sectoral tariffs, Commerzbank's commodity analyst Thu Lan Nguyen notes. G

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Every corner of FinTwit, Substack, and Telegram is singing from the same apocalyptic hymn sheet: “The dollar’s finished.” The call is in from TikTok FX bros to boomer macro newsletters — this is the endgame for King Dollar. And no, it’s not just the usual crew of Internet Analysts lighting the match

Financial markets have had their wildest week for years. But for all the drama, the outlook for the global economy looks much like it did 7 days ago. James Smith reckons the craziness doesn't stop here. Buckle up and shout if you want to go faster, as our team tries to figure out where this rollerco

The “sell everything US related” narrative was alive and kicking in markets yesterday. Under normal periods of market stress or panic in the past, US assets have done well, given that they are viewed as just about the safest investments around. This has turned on its head since last week, with marke