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The United States dollar is the official currency of the United States of America but also is the world’s dominant reserve currency, and it accounts for roughly 62% of global foreign exchange reserves, double that of the Euro and Yen. In fact, the US Dollar has been the world’s reserve currency for over 100 years.
Weekly currency market update—practical actions for SMBs, expats and travellers across AUD, CAD, GBP, NZD, SGD, USD, EUR and JPY
Markets are rapidly repricing Australian interest rates higher while the US moves toward cuts — a mix that has historically been powerful for the Aussie dollar.
U.S.-based and choosing between Wise and Revolut? Here’s a clear, current comparison of fees, exchange rates, card/ATM rules, and travel perks—plus who each suits best.
Central banks are moving in different directions—Australia cuts, UK eases despite inflation, and the Fed faces political risks. Here’s what it means for exchange rates and transfer timing.
President Trump has raised U.S. tariffs to an average of 15.2%, targeting Canada, Asia, and Europe, as part of his push to reshape global trade. Markets and currencies reacted with caution amid rising uncertainty.
USD/MXN slipped below 19.00 as Mexico received a 90‑day reprieve from planned U.S. tariffs. The peso gained short‑term support, but traders now watch Fed policy and U.S. jobs data for the next market move.
Global FX markets shifted in July as the USD gained on trade deals, the British pound climbed, and the Indian rupee weakened on tariff fears. Here’s what’s driving currencies now.
The Swedish Krona's recent appreciation has led to a decline in public support for adopting the Euro, with only 32% favoring the change in 2025.
The euro's unexpected rise against the U.S. dollar presents the European Central Bank with a complex dilemma, as global trade tensions and policy shifts influence currency dynamics.
The US dollar surged following a 90-day tariff pause between the US and China, while the euro and yen weakened in response.
The Australian dollar has experienced notable fluctuations in 2025, influenced by global trade tensions and domestic political developments, including the Labor Party's decisive election win. However, trade tariffs imposed by the United States, have introduced volatility, prompting market analysts to adjust their forecasts for the currency's trajectory.
The Canadian dollar has defied political chaos and global headwinds to emerge as one of 2025’s unlikely winners. But with minority rule in Ottawa, soaring household debt, and a high-stakes U.S. election looming, the loonie’s fight for survival is just beginning.
Milei publicly criticizes economists as econo-swindlers and alarmists as Argentina's peso has defied expectations by maintaining stability following recent economic reforms, easing inflation concerns and bolstering investor confidence.
Deutsche Bank forecasts a significant weakening of the US dollar in the coming years, potentially reaching its lowest level against the euro in over a decade.
The US dollar has fallen to a three-year low, influenced by Trump policy back flips plus concerns over the Federal Reserve's independence. Analysts suggest a long-overdue correction due to overvaluation and trade tensions.
The Swiss franc has experienced a significant surge, reaching a decade-high against the U.S. dollar, following President Donald Trump's announcement of increased tariffs on Chinese imports. This development has intensified market volatility and heightened demand for safe-haven assets.
The Chinese yuan has weakened following the United States' decision to impose a 125% tariff on Chinese imports, prompting the People's Bank of China to intervene to stabilize the currency.
The Mexican peso's outlook for 2025 is clouded by potential U.S. tariffs and economic policies, with forecasts indicating possible depreciation against the U.S. dollar.
Discover how movements in the U.S. dollar affect everyday Americans — from the cost of imports and vacations to global competitiveness for exporters and manufacturers.
Recent U.S. trade policies, including aggressive tariffs on auto imports, have introduced significant volatility in global currency markets, affecting major currencies such as the euro, British pound, and Japanese yen.
The Indonesian rupiah approaches a historic low against the U.S. dollar, influenced by fiscal worries and government spending plans.
Markets have shifted focus to the interest rate policies of other major central banks rather than the Federal Reserve.
Economists are predicting that the Canadian dollar could rise this year.
The Singapore dollar has reached its highest level in over a decade, boosting outbound travel and curbing inflation, but also putting pressure on exporters and local businesses. While sectors like logistics and finance benefit, retail, hospitality, and exports face challenges from the strong currency.
The dollar has risen by nearly 20% against most currencies compared to this time last year.
Stronger AUD, USD, and GBP Against the Euro due to surprise French elections.
USD sinks as global currency markets react to slowing US inflation, prompting a surge in other major currencies and a potential end to the Federal Reserve's tightening cycle.
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The US dollar weakened due to fears surrounding regional banks, while the ECB offered a less hawkish than expected 25bp hike and the Swiss franc is in demand.
As we approach mid-year a shift has taken place in currency markets with the narrative less about interest rates hikes and more risk-off worries about a possible coming recession.
During periods of rising inflation a stronger currency benefits a country's economics as this makes imports cheaper.
Recognising the impact of Covid-19 on its financial status, Hong Kong has reverted back to more lenient travel restrictions to improve life for both residents and travelers.
Global travel starts to revive so Thailand moves to revive its Economy after the pandemic.
'Fortress New Zealand' opening after two long pandemic years - Aussies welcomed back first on April 12th and other nationalities on 1st of May.
The operator of the world’s largest financial messaging system, SWIFT, has said it will trial real-time "gpi" cross-border payments using the European Central Bank's TIPS platform. SWIFT gpi has been developed as an answer to distributed ledger payment technologies, most notably Ripple.
The Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste, also known as East Timor, gained independence from Indonesia on 20 May 2002, making it the first new sovereign state of the 21st century. Despite its rich natural beauty and unique cultural heritage, includi...
Ecuador is a country located in South America, bordered by Colombia to the north, Peru to the east and south, and the Pacific Ocean to the west. It is known for its diverse culture and natural beauty. The country's official language is Spanish and...
El Salvador suffers horribly from bad press. While gang violence still dominates international headlines – and keeps so many adventurous travelers at bay – the vast majority of this beautiful country remains untouched by 'the troubles.'
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The Turks and Caicos are a chain of 40 islands that include Providenciales (the most populated island) as well as Grand Turk, Middle Caicos, South Caicos, and more. There are two airports—on Providenciales and Grand Turk—but most travelers fly...
By staying informed and planning ahead, you can effectively manage your finances while enjoying your visit to the United States.
More than 60 islands –some of them uninhabited and declared national parks– make up this Caribbean archipelago, a paradise of lush rainforests, white-sand beaches and bright turquoise waters. Most visitors travel to the British Virgin Islands ...
This trio of islands in the Caribbean Sea—St. John, St. Croix, and St. Thomas—is famous for its dreamy beaches, world-class snorkeling and diving, and pristine beaches. Travelers can find accommodations for all types of trips, whether it's a f...
CAD/USD Outlook: Bullish, as the CAD is currently above its recent average and near 3-month highs, supported by rising oil prices.
AUD/USD Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways as the rate is above its recent average, yet lacks a clear driver.
EUR/USD Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways as the rate is above its recent average and lacks a clear driver.
GBP/USD Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways as the rate is above its recent average but lacks a clear driver.
USD/ZAR Outlook: Bearish, as the rate is below its recent average and near recent lows due to weak economic indicators from the U.
USD/XPF Outlook: Slightly weaker, but likely to move sideways as the rate is below its recent average and near recent lows without a clear driver.
USD/XOF Outlook: Slightly weaker, but likely to move sideways, as the rate is below its recent average and lacks a clear driver.
USD/XAF Outlook: Slightly weaker, but likely to move sideways as the rate is below its recent average and near recent lows with no clear drivers.
USD/WST Outlook: Bearish, as the rate is below its recent average and near recent lows.
USD/VND Outlook: Slightly weaker, but likely to move sideways as the rate is below the recent average and near recent lows.
USD/UAH Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways as the USD trades above its recent average, but lacks a clear driver for further upward movement.
USD/TWD Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways as USD is just above its recent average and trading near mid-range.
USD/TRY Outlook: Likely to increase, as the rate is above its recent average and near recent highs, supported by currency policy decisions.
USD/THB Outlook: Slightly weaker, but likely to move sideways, as it is below its recent average and lacks a clear current driver.
USD/SGD Outlook: Bearish, reflecting a position significantly below the recent average and nearing recent lows.
USD/SEK Outlook: Bearish, as the rate is below its recent average and near recent lows, while under pressure from weak US economic data.
USD/SBD Outlook: Slightly weaker, but likely to move sideways, as the rate is below its recent average and near recent lows.
USD/RUB Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways, as the rate is currently near recent highs but lacks a clear driving force.
USD/QAR Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways, as the rate is near its recent average and lacks a clear driver.
USD/PLN Outlook: Bearish, as the rate is below its recent average and near recent lows.
USD/PKR Outlook: Slightly weaker, but likely to move sideways, as the rate is below its recent average and trading near recent lows without a clear driver.
USD/PHP Outlook: Bearish, as the rate is below its recent average and near recent lows, influenced by economic signals from both the US and Philippines.
USD/NZD Outlook: Slightly weaker, but likely to move sideways, as the exchange rate is below its recent average and trading near recent lows.
USD/NOK Outlook: Bearish, as the rate is below its recent average and near recent lows.
USD/NGN Outlook: Bearish, given that the rate is significantly below its 90-day average and near recent lows.
USD/MYR Outlook: Bearish, as the rate is below its recent average and near recent lows due to weak US economic data.
USD/MXN Outlook: Bearish, with the rate trading significantly below its recent average and nearing recent lows.
USD/LKR Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways, as the USD is near its 90-day average and lacks a clear driver.
USD/KRW Outlook: Slightly weaker, but likely to move sideways as the rate is below its recent average and near mid-range.
USD/JPY Outlook: Bearish, as the rate is below its recent average and approaching recent lows, pressured by weak US economic signals.
USD/INR Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways as the rate is just above its recent average and influenced by mixed drivers.
USD/ILS Outlook: Likely to decrease, given its position below the recent average and near recent lows.
USD/IDR Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways as the rate is above its recent average and lacks a clear driver.
USD/HUF Outlook: Slightly weaker, but likely to move sideways as the rate is below its recent average and mid-range with no clear driver.
USD/HKD Outlook: Bullish, as the rate is near recent highs and supported by investor repositioning away from USD assets.
USD/GBP Outlook: Bearish, as the rate is currently below its 90-day average and near recent lows, pressured by weak U.
USD/FJD Outlook: Bearish, as the rate is below its recent average and near recent lows, facing pressure from weak U.
USD/EUR Outlook: Bearish, as the rate is below its recent average and near recent lows, pressured by underperforming US economic data.
USD/EGP Outlook: Slightly weaker, but likely to move sideways as the rate is below its recent average and near recent lows without a clear driver.
USD/DKK Outlook: Bearish, as the rate is below its 90-day average and near recent lows amid a decline in US economic activity.
USD/CZK Outlook: Bearish, as the rate is below its recent average and near the recent lows.
USD/CNY Outlook: Likely to decrease, as the rate is currently below its recent average and near recent lows, pressured by weak US economic data.
USD/CLP Outlook: Bearish, as the rate is below its recent average and near recent lows.
USD/CHF Outlook: Bearish, as the rate is below its recent average and has recently faced significant pressures.
USD/CAD Outlook: Bearish, as the rate is below its recent average and near recent lows with pressure from weak U.
USD/BRL Outlook: Bearish, as the rate is below its recent average and near recent lows, reflecting pressure from domestic and global factors.
USD/AUD Outlook: Bearish, as the rate is below its recent average and near recent lows, pressured by weak US consumer data and Australian monetary policy changes.
BTC/USD Outlook: Likely to decrease, as the rate is significantly below its recent average and facing pressure from multiple factors.
BRL/USD Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways, as the rate is above its recent average but lacks a clear driver.
HUF/USD Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways, as the rate is above its recent average without a clear driver.
KRW/USD Outlook: Bearish, as the KRW is below its recent average and facing pressure from ongoing government measures to stabilize the currency.
ZAR/USD Outlook: Likely to increase, as the ZAR remains above its recent average and is supported by strong global demand for exports.
TRY/USD Outlook: Bearish, as the Turkish Lira is below its recent average and near recent lows, facing pressure from key economic factors.
RUB/USD Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways, as the Ruble is above its recent average but lacks a clear driver.
QAR/USD Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways; the rate is near the 90-day average and lacks a clear driving force.
NOK/USD Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways, as the rate is above its recent average and supported by oil price movements.
SEK/USD Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways, as the rate is above its recent average yet lacks a clear driving force.
DKK/USD Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways, as the rate is above its recent average but lacks a clear driver.
MXN/USD Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways as the rate is above its recent average yet lacks a clear driver for a strong trend.
PLN/USD Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways, as the rate is above its recent average without a clear driving force.
PKR/USD Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways as the rate is above its recent average and near recent highs without a clear driver.
PHP/USD Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways, as the PHP is trading just above its recent average, but without strong drivers.
CHF/USD Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways as the rate is above its recent average, yet lacks a clear driver.
NZD/USD Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways as the New Zealand dollar is above its recent average but lacks a clear driving force.
MYR/USD Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways as the rate is above its recent average and near mid-range.
INR/USD Outlook: Slightly weaker, but likely to move sideways, as the rate is just below its 90-day average and shows limited clear drivers.
SGD/USD Outlook: Slightly positive, but likely to move sideways as the rate is above its recent average, yet lacks a clear driver.
The recent forecasts for the OIL to USD exchange rate show a complex interplay between US economic indicators and oil market dynamics.