The following is a highlight of the positive and negative news that affected the foreign exchange market on April 21, 2025: The negative news related to the US dollar: The US dollar fell below the 99 mark in the early trading, hitting a low of 98.88, a new low...

Basic news on Monday (April 21, Beijing time), spot gold rose, trading around 3347.12, and the market risk aversion increased. US President Trump said on social platforms, "The golden rule of negotiation and success: those who own gold make rules" is expected ...

The dollar fell for the seventh straight week, trading neared a three-year low as fears about the U.S. economy continued, and tariff tensions remained high. The European Central Bank (ECB) announced Thursday that, as widely expected, it cut key interest rates ...

Major currency pairs remained calm on Friday as trading volumes decreased, with major markets remaining closed to celebrate Easter holidays. The Economic Calendar will not provide any advanced data releases, paving the way for a downturn in the market before t...

Asian market review Thursday, the ECB decided to continue to cut interest rates to boost the US index, but it only maintained above the 99 mark and continued to fluctuate. As of now, the US dollar is priced at 99.39. Overview of the fundamentals of the foreign...

The U.S. dollar index rose slightly on Thursday, with the yen falling after U.S. President Trump announced “significant progress” in trade talks with Japan. The euro fell slightly after the European Central Bank cut interest rates for the seventh time in a yea...

On April 18, in the early trading of Asian market on Thursday, Beijing time, the US dollar index hovered around 99.36. On Thursday, the US dollar index stabilized and fluctuated above the 99 mark, eventually closing up 0.18% to 99.44. U.S. Treasury yields rebo...

During the Asian session on Friday, the US dollar index maintained a narrow range of fluctuations, and the weakness of the dollar has evolved from short-term disturbances to structural trends, reflecting the rising investor‘s distrust of US policies. Although ...