DXY & Forex

The U.S. Dollar Index surged 0.75% on June 18, closing at 100.846. The euro weakened to 1.1459 against the dollar from 1.1539, while the Japanese yen strengthened to 161.68 per dollar from 160.50.

According to Reuters and official statements, the Federal Reserve kept its policy interest rate unchanged at 3.50-3.75 percent on June 17 during the first FOMC meeting under new Chairman Kevin Warsh. Citigroup revised its forecast, now predicting the Fed will cut rates by 25 basis points three

The Chinese offshore yuan (CNH) traded at 6.7784 against the U.S. dollar at the New York close on Thursday (4:59 a.m. Beijing time on Friday, June 18), down 22 pips from the previous day's close. The currency traded within a range of 6.7624-6.7810 during the

Foreign central banks reduced their U.S. Treasury holdings by $2.118 billion in the week ending June 12, compared to a reduction of $13.555 billion in the prior week.

On June 18, emerging market ETFs surged 3.25%, with Nasdaq-100 ETFs rising 2.51% and Russell 2000 ETFs climbing 1.97%. S&P 500 ETFs gained 1.04%, while U.S. Treasury 20+ year and dollar index ETFs added up to 0.49%. Among decliners, the VIX (fear index) ETF fell 3.14%, agricultural commodity funds d

According to Bloomberg's latest Markets Pulse survey, 65% of 101 respondents expressed lower concerns about Federal Reserve independence compared to 48% in May, reflecting a significant shift in market sentiment. The survey also indicated that 30-year U.S. Treasury yields are most likely to reach or

According to U.S. Treasury Department data, China reduced its holdings of U.S. Treasuries to $651 billion in April from $652 billion in March. Meanwhile, Japan increased its holdings to $1.21 trillion in April from $1.192 trillion in March, and the UK raised its position to $938 billion from $927 bi

U.S. long-term capital inflows in April reached $103.1 billion, up from $81.3 billion in the previous month, marking a 26.8% increase from the prior month's levels.

In April, the United States recorded net international capital inflows of $26.1 billion, declining sharply from $150.7 billion in March.

Foreign investors made net purchases of $50.5 billion in U.S. Treasury securities in April, according to data on foreign holdings of U.S. debt. This represents a significant increase compared to $13.5 billion in the previous

U.S. international capital net inflows reached $26.1 billion in April. The prior month's figure was revised downward from $15.07 billion to $14.93 billion.

On June 18, the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield fell 3.16 basis points to 4.4553% during New York's close, trading between 4.4770% and 4.4178%. The 2-year Treasury yield declined 0.56 basis points to 4.1788%, while the 2-year TIPS yield rose 4.40 basis points to 1.9809%, briefly touching 2.0209%

On Thursday (June 18) New York close, USD/JPY rose 0.57% to 161.81 yen, approaching the July 3, 2024 high of 161.95 yen. EUR/JPY climbed 0.2% to 185.09 yen, while GBP/JPY declined 0.11% to 213.244 yen.

USD/JPY dipped roughly 80 points to 160.94 in short-term trading, now recovering to 161.53.

On June 18, the ICE U.S. Dollar Index rose 0.81% to 100.909, approaching levels last seen in mid-May 2025, with a two-day gain of 1.36%. The Bloomberg Dollar Index gained 0.37% to 1,218.35, up 1.08% over the same two-day

According to Gate's market data, the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) rose over 0.5% during the day, currently trading at 100.89.

Sterling declined intraday today, with GBP/USD touching 1.32 for the first time since April 6, down 0.71% on the day.

According to CME data released Thursday (June 18), more than 500,000 federal funds rate futures contracts traded hands in a single session, marking a historic high and roughly four times the 20-day average. The surge reflects bond traders rapidly repricing interest rate expectations following Fed

On June 18, the Korean won declined 1.68% against the U.S. dollar, closing at 1,540.47 KRW per dollar. The currency weakened throughout the day, with continuous losses recorded between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Beijing

According to prediction market data from Myriad and Polymarket, Bitcoin and Ethereum traders turned more bearish on Thursday following Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's hawkish first FOMC meeting. BTC and ETH each fell approximately 5% in the last 24 hours, trading at $62,499 and $1,682