US Dollar

U.S. stocks are subdued on Monday as investors weigh oil prices and geopolitical developments, while looking cautiously ahead to Q3 bank earnings and inflation data later in the week.

U.S. stocks are rising on Friday as oil prices ease on signs of reduced Middle East supply risks, although the telecom sector remains under pressure following SpaceX’s acquisition deal.

DXY is holding in a tight range beneath major resistance as traders await the next catalyst from inflation expectations and Fed repricing.

U.S. stocks are set to open lower, with the Dow Jones leading the move south as U.S. oil prices jump 5% and Treasury yields rise, stoking inflation concerns.

U.S. stocks point to a weaker open after reaching record highs in the previous session. Rising oil prices and elevated Treasury yields are making investors more cautious as they look ahead to the minutes from the September FOMC meeting.

DXY is pressing a major inflection zone as stretched momentum and shifting Fed expectations raise the stakes for the next move.

U.S. stocks are opening higher, with the S&P 500 briefly hitting an all-time high amid optimism surrounding AI trade and hopes of strong corporate earnings, boosting tech stocks. At the same time, oil prices are falling, pulling Treasury yields lower.

U.S. stocks have opened mixed on Monday as investors await fresh clues on the outlook for interest rates while weighing elevated Treasury yields and oil prices.

Well, it was a week of USD strength that wasn’t entirely pushed by USD/JPY, as a strong sell-off in EUR/USD has pushed the major pair to its most oversold state in a decade.

U.S. stocks are rising after weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs data saw markets rein in rate hike expectations.

Over recent trading sessions, the Mexican peso has continued to show signs of weakness against the U.S. dollar. This can already be seen in USD/MXN, which has gained more than 1.7% over the last three sessions, highlighting sustained buying pressure in favor of the dollar in the short term.

The U.S. Dollar has held firm despite fading Fed hike bets, but Friday’s payrolls could test the rally’s staying power.