US Dollar

Prediction markets are pricing in nearly 75% odds of a Democratic sweep in this week’s US midterm elections, a development that would result in a split from the single party Republican rule of the past two years - what will it mean for markets?

U.S. stock indices are moving higher on Monday as tech and AI-related stocks steady following a shocking October. The mood remains cautious following the AI wobble, with more tech earnings due this week, U.S. midterm elections and a full U.S. economic data calendar.

We’ve heard from the Fed, ECB and BoC with the BoJ up next later tonight and DXY trajectory hangs in the balance depending on how hawkish the Bank of Japan might turn out to be.

FOMC Chairman Warsh fell short of delivering a clear hint that the Fed would raise rates again in December, resulting in a modestly less-hawkish-than-anticipated short-term interpretation of the event - what does that mean for the US dollar?

U.S. stocks are rising cautiously ahead of the Federal Reserve interest rate decision later today, as well as key tech earnings after the close.

The U.S. Dollar Index is retesting its 2026 highs as Treasury yields climb, oil prices stay elevated, and December rate hike bets top 70%.

U.S. stocks are rising as oil prices ease and investors cautiously look ahead to U.S. megacap earnings as a test of the AI trade. The Federal Reserve has also kicked off its two-day meeting ahead of tomorrow's announcement.

Sr. Technical Strategist Michael Boutros highlights the levels that matter on the USD Majors, commodities, and equity indices charts this week.

U.S. stocks opened higher after last week's sell-off, which pushed the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq into their second straight weekly decline. Anthropic filed for its IPO, helping sentiment towards tech.

The Dollar is working on its second consecutive red week and while sellers didn’t exactly pounce on fresh lows, there’s an opening door for bears to make a move.

U.S. stocks are pointing to a modestly lower open after a sharp AI sell-off yesterday, as telecom stocks slide. Brent rises towards $115 adding to inflation pressures ahead of the FOMC rate decision.