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8 articles tagged dollar, newest first. Every price call in these articles was recorded when published and later checked against market data — see the track record.
North Korea Just Booked a $6.3 Billion Reserve Windfall and the Dollar Didn't Blink
The FBI pinned the largest crypto heist on record on Pyongyang. The dollar closed lower against six of seven majors, and the franc and yen refused to take a hav...
Tokyo Legislates, Moscow Licenses — and the FX Market Shrugged: AUD at 0.6946
Japan's digital-asset law and Russia's registration of Sberbank as a crypto custodian are settlement-plumbing decisions with long-dated currency consequences. T...
The Euro Hit a 17-Month Low Against a Dollar Nobody Was Hiding In
EUR/USD touched 1.1162 and closed at 1.1212, its 90-day floor. Risk appetite was healthy and U.S. services data missed — this was the euro's problem alone.
The BOJ Hiked, the Yen Fell to 158.02, and Then Tokyo Started Making Calls
A rate hike that arrived with two dissents and a CPI miss behind it did nothing for the yen. USD/JPY ran to 158.024 before a reported rate check pulled it back.
The Dollar Did the Selling in Gold. The Mines Didn't Miss a Shift.
Central-bank week opened with the dollar bid against every major and bullion took the hit — XAU/USD closed at $4,289.04, down $59.42, after a $101.32 swing.
Five of Eight Majors Sit Within a Tenth of a Percent of a 90-Day Extreme — and Nobody Moved
A flat July PPI took the Fed's next hike off the table, yet the dollar closed fractionally firmer against nearly every major. Compression this tight at the edge...
The Dollar's Quiet Confidence: Bessent Confirms What the Yen Already Knew
Fort Knox still holds its gold, the Treasury secretary says — the dollar simply isn't backed by it anymore. The currency market shrugged, because the real backi...
Sterling Slipped Alone: GBP/USD Faded to 1.3505 While the Dollar Held Its Silence
On a thin session the greenback offered no story of its own — but the pound bled 0.26% to its low and EUR/GBP lifted off its yearly floor, and that was the day'...