USD in the spotlight: latest news

GBP/USD has fallen below 1.32000 and is currently trading at 1.3176, reflecting a decline of 0.13%. The currency pair is experiencing selling pressure, marking a significant point as it approaches five-month lows of 1.31400 amid increasing fiscal concerns.

The Pound to Canadian Dollar (GBP/CAD) exchange rate remained stable on Thursday following a week of fluctuations, maintaining its position slightly above multi-month lows as traders assessed market conditions.

The British Pound continues to face pressure in global markets, with the GBP/USD exchange rate at risk of hitting a six-month low following the Federal Reserve's recent decision.

The DXY index has risen as Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell indicated that a December rate cut is not guaranteed. With interest rates stable and both the euro and yen weakening, dollar bulls are targeting a move towards the significant 100 resistance level.

The British Pound dropped below the 1.32 level on Thursday, losing crucial support as the US dollar gains strength. Traders are now focusing on the next support level at 1.2750.

The US Dollar is rising towards monthly highs, showing potential for further breakout following the Federal Reserve's decision. The technical landscape of the DXY index indicates a clear division among market participants.

The AUD/USD exchange rate closed Thursday down 0.31%, falling below the 0.6600 mark after hitting a two-week high of 0.6617 earlier in the session, influenced by strong US dollar performance.

Investors have seen significant gains from certain investments due to a decrease in the value of the US dollar. However, questions remain about whether this trend will persist in the future.

The EUR/USD currency pair is currently experiencing modest gains but is encountering significant resistance around the 1.17 level and the 50-day exponential moving average. Upcoming decisions from the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank are expected to introduce considerable volatility to the market.

Risk appetite stayed strong as markets approached a crucial 48-hour period, during which major central banks will make interest rate decisions and technology companies are expected to release important updates.

The US Dollar remains stable around 98.83 as traders anticipate the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates. Market volatility is expected, with GBP/USD and EUR/USD fluctuating within narrow ranges.

The British Pound to U.S. Dollar (GBP/USD) is experiencing significant selling pressure, currently trading around 1.3280 after reaching a low of 1.3247, its weakest point in recent trading sessions.

The Pound to US Dollar (GBP/USD) exchange rate continued to decline on Wednesday following the Federal Reserve's anticipated 25 basis points rate cut.

Gold prices, which had reached historic highs, have recently dipped below $4,000 per ounce. In response to this decline, Bank of America has revised its gold market forecasts.

GBP/USD declined below its 200-day EMA on Tuesday, indicating a bearish trend as investors await the Federal Reserve's decision. Key support levels to watch are at 1.32 and 1.3150.

EUR/USD ended its winning streak on Wednesday, experiencing a significant pullback to the 1.1580–1.1570 range, marking its lowest point in two weeks.

The USD/CAD exchange rate experienced a significant reversal after the Federal Reserve's announcement, with heightened volatility expected as the month concludes. Key levels are being tested as the market navigates upcoming events that could influence the currency pair.

The DXY has surged as Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell downplayed the likelihood of a rate cut in December. Concurrently, Treasury yields have increased, marking the end of quantitative tightening and indicating positive momentum for the US dollar heading into November.

The AUD/USD exchange rate is currently at 0.6578, reflecting a 0.3% increase for the day as the Australian dollar recovers from recent lows. Nomura projects that the exchange rate will rise to 0.6875 by the fourth quarter of 2025.

EUR/USD is experiencing a slight increase due to a weaker US dollar, as market focus shifts to the upcoming interest rate decisions from the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank, along with President Trump's meeting.

The US dollar showed slight weakness during the early Tuesday session as traders anticipate the upcoming FOMC interest rate decision and the Bank of Canada's announcements.

The US Dollar is poised for a potential breakout as it remains steady ahead of the upcoming FOMC meeting. Market participants are preparing for guidance from the Federal Reserve, with key levels established on the DXY technical chart.

The USD/JPY exchange rate has remained stable as traders await the interest rate decisions from the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan. This comes after the initial meeting between Donald Trump and another key figure.

The DXY index is declining towards its 50-day moving average of 98.135 as traders anticipate a potential interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve. The upcoming comments from Chairman Powell and the developments in U.S.-China trade negotiations may determine whether this support level holds.

Desjardins Group has revised its prediction for the Canadian dollar, now forecasting that the loonie will reach 71 U.S. cents by the end of the year, a reduction of three cents from its previous estimate.