Why Gold and the Dollar Are Rising Together Today
This morning, gold is up about $33 near $4,196, silver is up much more than gold, and the USD Index is also higher.
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This morning, gold is up about $33 near $4,196, silver is up much more than gold, and the USD Index is also higher.

Weak U.S. payrolls cut October Fed hike bets, but elevated yields keep DXY firm as EUR/USD breaks support and GBP/USD struggles below 1.3250.

The BOJ may pause in October despite rising inflation, while softer US hiring, interest rate gaps and key price levels shape the outlook for USD/JPY, EUR/JPY and GBP/JPY.

The U.S. employment releases this morning showed a sharp slowdown in hiring.

The American currency moved away from session lows as traders bought the dip.

DXY holds above 101.76 as higher Treasury yields support the dollar, while EUR/USD and GBP/USD attempt recoveries ahead of September NFP.

EURUSD HTF Outlook — Corrective Rally Into Premium, Fed/ECB Risk Ahead EURUSD is trading inside a major HTF decision zone after rejecting the upper side of its multi-year ascending channel. The broader 2022–2026 structure is still not fully bearish because price remains inside the macro ascending channel. However, the latest rejection from the 1.2000–1.2080 region changed the short-to-medium-term behavior. The move down from 1.2083 to 1.1411 was impulsive, while the current recovery looks …

Gold failed to rally on bullish news, and that is the key information from this week.

The American currency is moving higher as economic reports highlight the strength of the economy.

The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield briefly reached 5.34%, its highest level since 2002, before retreating a bit.

A favorable surprise against forecasts does not necessarily mean inflation slowed on every measure.

The American currency gains ground as traders focus on the strength of the U.S. economy.

Fed hike bets ease ahead of PCE, but elevated Treasury yields support DXY as EUR/USD and GBP/USD remain under pressure.

The American currency continues to move higher as traders focus on rising Treasury yields.

Rising Treasury yields and Fed hike expectations support DXY as EUR/USD remains pressured, while higher UK inflation expectations support sterling.

The American currency managed to gain some ground amid global debt market sell-off.

Iran tensions and Fed hike expectations support DXY as EUR/USD tests oversold support and GBP/USD remains trapped below key resistance.

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Strong US growth has kept another Fed hike in focus, and the August PCE report could set the tone for the dollar against the euro and yen.

The strong pullback in the oil markets put pressure on the American currency.