USD in the spotlight: latest news

The Australian Dollar (AUD) continued its upward trend from Friday, successfully pushing the AUD/USD pair back above the crucial level of 0.6500.

The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is under pressure against the US Dollar (USD) on Monday due to declining domestic sentiment and decreasing oil prices.

Silver prices (XAG/USD) fell to around $52.35 in the early Asian session on Tuesday, retreating from last week's record high as easing trade tensions reduced demand for safe-haven assets.

Gold's remarkable rally temporarily halted late last week after reaching an all-time high of $4,380 on Friday, before experiencing a slight decline of nearly $20.

Crude oil prices have declined due to concerns over supply, even as China's GDP exceeded expectations. Meanwhile, the EUR/USD exchange rate remains stable despite a downgrade in France's credit rating.

The USD/CHF exchange rate has decreased to approximately 0.7910 on Monday, reflecting a 0.30% decline for the day. The strengthening of the Swiss Franc (CHF) is contributing to the pressure on the USD/CHF pair.

The dollar's reversal pattern indicates potential for further gains, while the EUR/USD pair faces selling pressure unless it manages to recover above 1.1650 soon.

The US Dollar is experiencing a decline due to the extended government shutdown and expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut, which are impacting the DXY index. Meanwhile, GBP/USD and EUR/USD remain stable, hovering near significant support levels.

Gold prices (XAU/USD) remain strong at around $4,370 after achieving a new record high close to $4,380 during the early Asian trading session on Tuesday.

Financial markets began the week on a cautiously optimistic note, but ongoing concerns are restraining price movements across the foreign exchange market.

After a three-day rally, EUR/USD ended in negative territory on Friday. However, the pair remains stable above the key level of 1.1650 as the new week begins.

The forecast for the Pound to US Dollar exchange rate is currently neutral as traders await announcements from the Federal Reserve and the UK Consumer Price Index.

The euro remains stable around 1.1660 as weaker German Producer Price Index (PPI), expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut, and reduced tensions between the U.S. and China influence the EUR/USD exchange rate.

The Euro to Dollar exchange rate (EUR/USD) struggled to maintain levels above 1.1700 on Friday and was trading at approximately 1.1660 on Monday, finding some support around 1.1650.

Last week, the euro strengthened slightly against the dollar, primarily due to a weakening of the dollar rather than significant economic strength in the eurozone.

The USD/JPY pair is currently trading at 150.61 after briefly falling below 150. This fluctuation is influenced by Japan's political instability, ongoing U.S.-China tariff tensions, and uncertainties surrounding Bank of Japan's policy.

Gold prices are performing well, the Japanese Yen is stabilizing, and tensions between the U.S. and China are increasing. This week's forecast highlights essential trading opportunities, risks related to the Consumer Price Index (CPI), and the most significant technical setups for October 2025.

The British pound is currently trading between the 50-day and 200-day EMAs, indicating a period of indecision as traders look for a definitive movement in US dollar momentum.

Gold prices have rebounded to $4,230 following a $1 trillion market crash. Factors contributing to this recovery include strong central bank demand, a 300% surge in Japan, and anticipated cuts from the Federal Reserve. Analysts maintain a target of $4,500 for XAU/USD.

The USD/JPY exchange rate has stabilized around 150 following a period of early weakness. Bullish momentum is increasing, with long-term targets suggesting a rise to 162 as the Japanese yen continues to face pressure.