US EditionStrength of dollar hits six-month low
- The U.S. Dollar's strength declined to its lowest level in six months on Wednesday.
- President Trump's tariffs went into effect, but he then announced a 90-day pause for most countries.
- An index measuring the dollar against major currencies decreased nearly 0.9 percent.
- One economist stated a weaker dollar is not the typical market reaction to U.S. Tariffs.
- The dollar's weakness signals a possible 'clear and present danger' to the U.S. Economy and investor confidence.
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USDCHF Technical Analysis Report 10 April, 2025 - FinanceFeeds
Given the strong multi-month downtrend that can be seen on the daily USDCHF charts, USDCHF currency pair can be expected to fall further to the next support level 0.8200. USDCHF broke support area Likely to fall to support level 0.8200 USDCHF currency pair falling strongly after it broke sharply through the strong support area located between the long-term support level 0.8400 (which has been reversing the price from the end of 2023) and the tw…
Strength of U.S. dollar hits 6 month low - ABC Columbia
(CNN)– The strength of the U.S. dollar fell to a six month low on Wednesday, April 9, after President Trump’s punishing new tariffs went into effect. An index measuring the dollar against certain other major currencies was down nearly .9% this morning. That’s even lower than the level it dropped to last week. According to one economist, a weaker dollar is not usually how markets respond to U.S. tariffs. Higher U.S. tariffs would normally boost t…
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