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The final quarter of 2025 opens with the U.S. dollar still under pressure. The Fed has already trimmed rates twice this year and is expected to cut again before December is out. On paper, that should be negative for the greenback. But the real story is what these moves signal. Watch for these signal

US Dollar The US dollar has recovered thanks to the Fed chair's reluctance to signal a rate cut in October, a correction in stock indices, and rising geopolitical risks. Each of the USD's main competitors has its own Achilles heel. The euro is disappointed by Friedrich Merz's fiscal stimulus measure

Here is what you need to know on Thursday, September 25: The US Dollar (USD) holds steady early Thursday after posting decisive gains against its major rivals on Wednesday. Later in the session, August Durable Goods Orders, weekly Initial Jobless Claims and second-quarter Gross Domestic Product (GDP

Outlook The Australian dollar was the canary in the coal mine the day before yesterday. It was starting to scream “sell.” To be fair, the CAD and yen were showing the same thing. Little did we know that the bond vigilantes were going to pop out of their hole and drive the 10-year yield to 4.10% and

Pound Sterling (GBP) has moved into a range-trading phase; softening underlying tone suggests it is likely to test the lower end of the 1.3470/1.3650 range first, UOB Group's FX analysts Quek Ser Leang and Peter Chia note. GBP/USD is likely to test the lower end of the 1.3470/1.3650 range 24-HOUR VI

Global stock market rally powers onChina data disappoints and points to a broad economic slowdown.France downgrade could weigh on the bond market and the euro.How low will Fed rates go?BOE: QT in focus as rates set to remain unchanged. It was another good week for risk, with indices across the globe

Silver extends its consolidative price move in an over one-week-old trading range.The bullish technical setup backs the case for an eventual breakout to the upside.Weakness below the $41.00 mark could attract dip-buying and remain limited. Silver (XAG/USD) struggles to capitalize on the previous day

The Yen retraced earlier losses and trades higher against a vulnerable US Dollar.Japanese PM Ishiba rattled markets by announcing his resignation on Monday.Ishiba's resignation shadowed the impact of a bright Japanese GDP report. US Dollar’s upside attempts against the Japanese Yen have been capped

China is resuming its domestic bond market with top Russian energy companies, indicating deeper economic and political relations with Moscow, the Financial Times reported on Monday, citing two people familiar with the matter. Senior regulators told Russian energy executives in late August that they

The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) added gold to its reserves in August, extending purchases of bullion into a 10th straight month, official data showed on Sunday. China's gold reserves stood at 74.02 million fine troy ounces at the end of August, up from 73.96 million at the end of July. They were v

Markets stabilized a bit yesterday during the US session, and Asia followed a similar pattern, so it looks like the market may hold steady mid-week since US trading returns to normal on Tuesday, after Labor Holiday break. Keep in mind that at the end of last month, stocks were under pressure, and no

USD/JPY holds near 149 after ISM PMI improved from 48.0 to 48.7. Can NFP push the pair through 150 or trigger a pullback?USD/JPY extends higher after bouncing off the H4 Fair Value Gap (147.864–148.370) and is retesting the 149.00 resistance with 150.00 back in sight.BoJ’s cautious stance keeps the