US Dollar

Tomorrow brings an important inflation print as Treasury yields have started to stall and expectations for rate hikes have pared back. But another jolt to inflation could tilt those odds and impact price action across the USD complex.

U.S. stocks are mixed ahead of the open on Tuesday, with tech stocks leading the decline as investors also weigh bank earnings.

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

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.

The US Dollar remained strong last week even as EUR/USD started to show a series of higher-lows. USD/JPY continues to be bought on dips as the fundamental deviation between the two economies remains front-and-center.

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.

The US Dollar hit a fresh yearly high and is currently testing above a major level, but EUR/USD has already pushed into extreme territory and that begs the question around continuation potential in each market. Meanwhile, USD/JPY retains bullish short-term structure.

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.