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#DollarRally110 🚀
The Dollar Index (DXY) has surged past the 110 mark for the first time since November 2022, posting a daily increase of 0.34%. 📈 This milestone reflects growing confidence in the U.S. dollar amid shifting economic dynamics.
Could this strengthen the dollar’s dominance, or will it create challenges for global markets? Let’s discuss! 💬
#DollarIndex #ForexTrading #GlobalMarkets #USDEconomy 🌍💵
$USDC
The Dollar Index (DXY) has surged past the 110 mark for the first time since November 2022, posting a daily increase of 0.34%. 📈 This milestone reflects growing confidence in the U.S. dollar amid shifting economic dynamics.
Could this strengthen the dollar’s dominance, or will it create challenges for global markets? Let’s discuss! 💬
#DollarIndex #ForexTrading #GlobalMarkets #USDEconomy 🌍💵
$USDC
#DXY Using the 92-100 range and it's extensions. (Monthly📊 )
❗Breaking below 103.7 will give the start of Phase 1🚀
#dollarindex #Bitcoin #Crypto #stockmarket
❗Breaking below 103.7 will give the start of Phase 1🚀
#dollarindex #Bitcoin #Crypto #stockmarket
#US - #CPI (Apr):
MoM = +0.3% (expected +0.4% / previously +0.4%)
YoY = +3.4% (expected +3.4% / previously +3.5%)
Core CPI = +3.6% yoy (expected +3.6% / previously +3.8%)
Inflation is still confirmed at 3.4%.
This is very high from the level the #Fed is expecting.
On the back of yesterday's PPI there were expectations to see 3.5-3.6. But overall the situation is still complicated by the fact that there are no clear views on when the US will be able to control inflation, when the Fed will cut interest rates and when the situation will stabilize.
How long this decline in the #dollarindex will be within the medium term is unclear. We will watch the situation further
MoM = +0.3% (expected +0.4% / previously +0.4%)
YoY = +3.4% (expected +3.4% / previously +3.5%)
Core CPI = +3.6% yoy (expected +3.6% / previously +3.8%)
Inflation is still confirmed at 3.4%.
This is very high from the level the #Fed is expecting.
On the back of yesterday's PPI there were expectations to see 3.5-3.6. But overall the situation is still complicated by the fact that there are no clear views on when the US will be able to control inflation, when the Fed will cut interest rates and when the situation will stabilize.
How long this decline in the #dollarindex will be within the medium term is unclear. We will watch the situation further
#DollarIndex 🙌🤝
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U.S. Dollar Index Experiences Brief Decline
According to BlockBeats, the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) experienced a short-term drop of 20 points, currently standing at 99.44.
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[US - China Reach Tax Agreement, Global Markets Brighten]
On May 12, 2025, after negotiations in Geneva, the US and China reached a temporary agreement to reduce reciprocal tariffs for 90 days.
The US reduced import tariffs from China from 145% to 30%
China reduced tariffs on US goods from 125% to 10%
The de minimis tax for low-value packages from China to the US decreased to 54% starting May 14, 2025
President Trump called this “a new beginning”, while President Xi Jinping emphasized that “no one wins in a trade war”.
The market reacted positively: S&P 500, Dow Jones, oil prices, and USD all increased.
However, this is just a temporary agreement - investors should be cautious in light of subsequent developments.
#USChinaDeal #TariffCut #Shein #DollarIndex #BreakingNews
On May 12, 2025, after negotiations in Geneva, the US and China reached a temporary agreement to reduce reciprocal tariffs for 90 days.
The US reduced import tariffs from China from 145% to 30%
China reduced tariffs on US goods from 125% to 10%
The de minimis tax for low-value packages from China to the US decreased to 54% starting May 14, 2025
President Trump called this “a new beginning”, while President Xi Jinping emphasized that “no one wins in a trade war”.
The market reacted positively: S&P 500, Dow Jones, oil prices, and USD all increased.
However, this is just a temporary agreement - investors should be cautious in light of subsequent developments.
#USChinaDeal #TariffCut #Shein #DollarIndex #BreakingNews
Massive Treasury Spike: Trade Court Ruling Triggers 5% Yield Surge”
U.S. Treasury Yields Surge as Trade Ruling Reignites Market Volatility
In a sharp turn of events, U.S. Treasury yields are on the rise again. The 30-year yield has surged past the 5% mark, while the 10-year yield has climbed to 4.50%—a notable 10 basis-point jump in just two days. This swift movement came on the heels of a major legal decision: the U.S. Court of International Trade has struck down significant tariff measures implemented during the Trump $TRUMP
administration.
The court ruled that the former president exceeded his authority by leveraging emergency economic powers to impose broad trade tariffs—powers that, according to the court, should rest solely with Congress. Although the ruling invalidates the general 10% tariffs, sector-specific duties such as those on steel and automobiles remain unaffected. The current administration has already signaled plans to appeal the decision.
But the economic implications extend far beyond the bond market.
U.S.–China Tensions Flare Again
While legal battles shape the economic outlook at home, geopolitical friction continues to escalate abroad. The U.S. has doubled down on its tech decoupling strategy, ordering chipmakers to halt certain exports to China and revoking visas for Chinese students in sensitive fields. Chip design software and even jet-engine technology are being withheld as national security concerns drive economic policy.
The message is clear: Washington is no longer content with containment—it’s pursuing separation.
Market Reaction
Investors are taking note. The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the greenback against a basket of major currencies, has risen from 98 to 100 in recent days, reflecting a flight to safety amid growing uncertainty. Meanwhile, both Bitcoin and gold remain relatively flat, signaling a wait-and-see stance from the broader market.
Yields are reacting quickly, and with the bond market proving especially sensitive to shifts in policy and global relations, volatility may remain high.
Final Thoughts
This mix of legal, economic, and geopolitical factors is a reminder of how interconnected today's markets are. From a single court ruling to sweeping export controls, policy shifts can ripple through yield curves and currency valuations in mere hours.
If you're tracking these developments, be prepared: we could be entering a new phase of economic re-alignment.
Hashtags:
#Geopolitics #USChinaTensions، #Tariffs #DollarIndex #CryptoMarkets
In a sharp turn of events, U.S. Treasury yields are on the rise again. The 30-year yield has surged past the 5% mark, while the 10-year yield has climbed to 4.50%—a notable 10 basis-point jump in just two days. This swift movement came on the heels of a major legal decision: the U.S. Court of International Trade has struck down significant tariff measures implemented during the Trump $TRUMP
administration.
The court ruled that the former president exceeded his authority by leveraging emergency economic powers to impose broad trade tariffs—powers that, according to the court, should rest solely with Congress. Although the ruling invalidates the general 10% tariffs, sector-specific duties such as those on steel and automobiles remain unaffected. The current administration has already signaled plans to appeal the decision.
But the economic implications extend far beyond the bond market.
U.S.–China Tensions Flare Again
While legal battles shape the economic outlook at home, geopolitical friction continues to escalate abroad. The U.S. has doubled down on its tech decoupling strategy, ordering chipmakers to halt certain exports to China and revoking visas for Chinese students in sensitive fields. Chip design software and even jet-engine technology are being withheld as national security concerns drive economic policy.
The message is clear: Washington is no longer content with containment—it’s pursuing separation.
Market Reaction
Investors are taking note. The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the greenback against a basket of major currencies, has risen from 98 to 100 in recent days, reflecting a flight to safety amid growing uncertainty. Meanwhile, both Bitcoin and gold remain relatively flat, signaling a wait-and-see stance from the broader market.
Yields are reacting quickly, and with the bond market proving especially sensitive to shifts in policy and global relations, volatility may remain high.
Final Thoughts
This mix of legal, economic, and geopolitical factors is a reminder of how interconnected today's markets are. From a single court ruling to sweeping export controls, policy shifts can ripple through yield curves and currency valuations in mere hours.
If you're tracking these developments, be prepared: we could be entering a new phase of economic re-alignment.
Hashtags:
#Geopolitics #USChinaTensions، #Tariffs #DollarIndex #CryptoMarkets
🚨 Is the US Dollar Doing a RUG PULL?
That chart? Not some microcap memecoin. That’s the US Dollar Index, and it's fallen off a cliff - now sitting at a 3-year low.
When fiat bleeds like this, capital runs to hard assets. Historically, that’s gold. But in today’s world? It’s Bitcoin. A weak dollar = cheaper sats = rocket fuel for the next leg of the bull run.
This isn’t just bearish for the dollar. It’s bullish for everything else. Follow @Professor Mende - Bonuz Ecosystem Founder to stay updated! #USD #Trump #USA #DollarIndex #DonaldTrump
That chart? Not some microcap memecoin. That’s the US Dollar Index, and it's fallen off a cliff - now sitting at a 3-year low.
When fiat bleeds like this, capital runs to hard assets. Historically, that’s gold. But in today’s world? It’s Bitcoin. A weak dollar = cheaper sats = rocket fuel for the next leg of the bull run.
This isn’t just bearish for the dollar. It’s bullish for everything else. Follow @Professor Mende - Bonuz Ecosystem Founder to stay updated! #USD #Trump #USA #DollarIndex #DonaldTrump
💰💵🥀😫#DollarIndex (DXY) hangs near multi-month low, seems vulnerable above mid-103.00s
#Usd meets with a fresh supply amid worries about a tariff-driven slowdown in US growth. Bets that the Fed will resume its rate-cutting cycle sooner further weigh on the Greenback. The recent rally in the Euro and the JPY contributes to the strong USD bearish sentiment.
The US Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the Greenback against a basket of currencies, struggles to capitalize on the previous day's modest gains and attracts fresh sellers during the Asian session on Tuesday. The index currently trades around the 103.70 area, down over 0.20% for the day, and remains close to its lowest level since early November touched last Friday.
#UnitedStates
The crucial US Consumer Price Index (CPI) report is due for release on Wednesday and will be followed by the US Producer Price Index (PPI) on Thursday. This might influence market expectations about the Fed's rate-cut path, which, in turn, will play a key role in driving the near-term USD price dynamics. In the meantime, traders on Tuesday will take cues from the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) for short-term impetuses.
#Usd meets with a fresh supply amid worries about a tariff-driven slowdown in US growth. Bets that the Fed will resume its rate-cutting cycle sooner further weigh on the Greenback. The recent rally in the Euro and the JPY contributes to the strong USD bearish sentiment.
The US Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the Greenback against a basket of currencies, struggles to capitalize on the previous day's modest gains and attracts fresh sellers during the Asian session on Tuesday. The index currently trades around the 103.70 area, down over 0.20% for the day, and remains close to its lowest level since early November touched last Friday.
#UnitedStates
The crucial US Consumer Price Index (CPI) report is due for release on Wednesday and will be followed by the US Producer Price Index (PPI) on Thursday. This might influence market expectations about the Fed's rate-cut path, which, in turn, will play a key role in driving the near-term USD price dynamics. In the meantime, traders on Tuesday will take cues from the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) for short-term impetuses.
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