The US dollar demonstrated notable resilience despite the weaker than anticipated Q4 GDP figures and the Supreme Court’s ruling on tariffs. However, it faced pressure earlier today during the Asia Pacific session, with Tokyo closed for a national holiday. It has gradually regained its position in Europe and is currently exhibiting a narrowly mixed performance. Read More
The dollar experienced a decline on Monday as market participants interpreted the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling to invalidate a majority of President Donald Trump’s tariffs as a positive signal for global economic expansion. However, uncertainty and potential conflict in the Middle East limited the extent of these movements. The euro increased by 0.4% to $1.1823, Read More
