USD/JPY slipped to around 156.30 after weak U.S. manufacturing data signaled a contraction, pushing markets to price in potential Fed easing. Lower Treasury yields and safe-haven demand supported the yen, intensifying pressure on the dollar. #FX #USDJPY #ForexUpdate
EUR/USD slipped to a two-week low near 1.089 as the US dollar gained strength amid rising safe-haven demand. Weak eurozone data and global risk aversion continue to weigh on the euro while investors await US non-farm payrolls and Fed minutes for further direction.
GBP/USD breaks decisively above 1.3500, with this key level now acting as strong support. Momentum remains firmly with buyers as technical and fundamental factors align, supporting further upside potential in the pair’s bullish run. Analysis by Fiona Cincotta at City Index.
The U.S. dollar rallies as Treasury yields climb, driven by expectations that the Fed will delay rate cuts. EUR/USD faces downward pressure amid ECB dovishness, GBP/USD shows resilience on UK inflation concerns, while USD/CAD and USD/JPY react to shifting global dynamics. In-depth analysis on how rising yields and central bank signals shape forex trends.
AUD/USD breaks above 0.6700 amid US dollar weakness as markets await key economic data. Dovish Fed signals and softer US reports weigh on the greenback, while AUD gains traction supported by improving risk sentiment and anticipation of Australian economic releases. Watch for RBA and US data to shape next moves. (Adapted from Scott Smith, VT Markets)
USD/JPY gains momentum as rising US Treasury yields bolster the Dollar amid hawkish Fed stance and dovish Bank of Japan policies. The pair breaks key resistance levels, signaling potential for further upside, while market eyes economic data and central bank moves closely. #Forex #USDJPY
EUR/USD remains range-bound near 1.0900 as traders weigh divergent central bank paths amid lingering inflation concerns. Key support zones at 1.0850 and 1.0800 stand firm while resistance caps at 1.0950 and the 1.1000 psychological level. Until a clear breakout occurs, expect continued consolidation and cautious positioning. Monitoring inflation data and ECB-Fed guidance will be critical for next directional cues.
— Christopher Lewis, DailyForex.com | Analysis updated January 6, 2026
GBP/USD slipped below 1.3550 as the US dollar rebounded despite softer-than-expected US PMI readings. Market focus remains on Fed policy and global growth concerns, driving safe-haven demand for the dollar while Brexit uncertainties dampen Sterling’s appeal. Technical momentum favors further downside risk in the near term.
The Canadian Dollar faces pressure as sluggish oil prices dampen Canada’s export outlook, while a resilient US economy and strong dollar drive investors toward the USD. Diverging central bank policies and risk-off sentiment continue to weigh on the loonie against its major peers.
The Australian dollar has strengthened past the 0.6700 level against the US dollar amid broader US dollar weakness and positive Australian economic data. Market focus now turns to upcoming US economic releases that could influence Federal Reserve policy and shape near-term currency trends.
