NZD/USD continues to remain subdued for the third consecutive session, trading around 0.5660 during the European hours on ...

The number of initial jobless claims ... impact of these figures can vary from week to week. A higher than expected reading is generally considered negative or bearish for the U.S. dollar (USD ...

Jobless claims in the U.S. rose slightly, with 223,000 new applications last week, indicating a stable labor market. Layoffs remain low, but job opportunities are lacking as employers hesitate to hire ...

The US dollar index (DXY ... as shown in the chart below. The unemployment claims increased to 217,000, higher than the revised 203,000 from the previous week. The weaker spending and a softening ...

Even though yesterday’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) carried as much impact by itself as these ... is +7 and the Nasdaq +74 points. Weekly Jobless Claims Remain Cool Now that we’re pulling ...

The Fed also faces a struggle to contain US dollar strength — a crypto headwind now at its highest since late 2022. Binance’s ...

The strong US dollar poses an earnings risk for multinational companies, affecting the S&P 500's overall performance. Find ...

New claims for unemployment aid in the US fell to the ... reflecting falling prices. The US dollar rallied 0.6 per cent against a basket of six other currencies. The moves came as traders ...

Analysts said concerns over geopolitical uncertainties are likely to add volatility in the dollar and crude until the US gets ...

While the numbers will draw interest, more recent jobless claims data signaled a resilient US labor market, potentially limiting the impact of the numbers on the US dollar. Later in the week ...

Trump’s threats to defend dollar dominance through force contradict his stated preference for a weaker currency, revealing ...