A BlockBeats report states that the American Dollar Index (DXY) has fallen. Ten points lower. It is now at 95.47. This happened right after the arrival of new economic data. Gold? It rose. About $8, reaching $3,742.35 per ounce.
The yields on U.S. Treasury securities continue to fall. The 10-year yield dropped by 5.2 basis points. It is now at 3.85%.
It seems that the American dollar continues to be under pressure in 2025. Curious. Some analysts believe this is related to a rebalancing after very good years for American assets. It is not entirely clear yet. The index measures the value of the dollar against six major currencies, with the euro dominating – accounting for 57.6% of the weight. It is somewhat surprising how quickly this index reacts to economic data and expectations about monetary policy.
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U.S. Dollar Index falls after recent economic data
A BlockBeats report states that the American Dollar Index (DXY) has fallen. Ten points lower. It is now at 95.47. This happened right after the arrival of new economic data. Gold? It rose. About $8, reaching $3,742.35 per ounce.
The yields on U.S. Treasury securities continue to fall. The 10-year yield dropped by 5.2 basis points. It is now at 3.85%.
It seems that the American dollar continues to be under pressure in 2025. Curious. Some analysts believe this is related to a rebalancing after very good years for American assets. It is not entirely clear yet. The index measures the value of the dollar against six major currencies, with the euro dominating – accounting for 57.6% of the weight. It is somewhat surprising how quickly this index reacts to economic data and expectations about monetary policy.