U.S. Dollar Gains Ground As 10-Year Yield Returns To 5%: Analysis For EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CAD, USD/JPY
The American currency is moving higher, supported by rising Treasury yields.

The American currency is moving higher, supported by rising Treasury yields.

The Bank of Japan raised rates to 1.25 percent this morning in a split vote, and the yen weakened on the decision.

The US dollar-Swiss franc (USD/CHF) pair has strengthened after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time since 2023, widening an already significant policy gap between the United States and Switzerland.

DXY remains supported by Fed tightening as the BoE turns more hawkish and the ECB urges patience, with EUR/USD and GBP/USD testing key levels.

The BoJ delivered its sixth hike under Ueda overnight, but a surprise two-way dissent left markets reading it as dovish.

After several sessions of waiting, a few markets are finally starting to show their hand.

The American currency is losing ground as traders take some money off the table after the strong move.

DXY strengthens after the Fed signals further tightening, while EUR/USD remains pressured and GBP/USD awaits the Bank of England policy decision.

With the Fed decision in the rearview mirror, the focus now shifts to the BoE update.

The American currency managed to gain some ground as Retail Sales exceeded analyst estimates.

The Fed decides at 2 p.m. Eastern today, with a hike priced at 94 percent.

GBPUSD | Bearish Rejection & Downside Potential Setup Fundamental View GBPUSD remains under pressure as the U.S. dollar strengthens ahead of the Federal Reserves September 15–16 meeting. Markets are now heavily pricing a 25-basis-point Fed rate hike, with Reuters reporting that 85% of economists expect the move. Rising U.S. Treasury yields are also supporting the dollar, with the 10-year yield recently moving above 5%, increasing pressure on GBPUSD. This combination of stronger USD …
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NZDCHF is currently trading around 0.4710, and my short-term view remains bearish. As long as price remains below 0.4750–0.4760, I see room for another bearish leg. A clean break below 0.4700 followed by a weak retest could expose 0.4665 and 0.4630, bringing price directly into the Weekly Demand Zone highlighted on my chart. The latest COT data shows a clear divergence between NZD and CHF positioning. NZD Non-Commercial traders are now net long +6.2K contracts, with an impressive +14.8K …

EURUSD has returned to a key intraday demand zone after pulling back from recent highs. The highlighted blue area is acting as a potential support region where buyers may attempt to regain control. The broader structure suggests that as long as this demand zone continues to hold, price has room to rotate higher toward the next resistance level marked in green. Rather than chasing momentum, I'm watching for confirmation from this support area and looking for a continuation of the bullish …

The US Dollar is maintaining its underlying strength, driven by persistent global bond yields and resilient stateside economic data that continue to limit the scope for aggressive monetary easing. With macroeconomic crosswinds and geopolitical tensions acting as headwinds for the Euro, capital flows are favoring the greenback, keeping EUR/USD under sustained structural pressure. Technical Confluence Market Structure Shift: The pair has firmly broken its recent ascending channel, printing a …

Pairs on Watch - FX:GBPAUD & FX:EURAUD : Both of these pairs being sister pairs to each other are looking similar with some slight differences in price action. We can see on GA price breaking back in after washing out any orders below, we could see a follow through and lower timeframe stack where we can get long. However with EA it has dropped out further which could be showcasing early signs of a flip of structure, the long has failed and now the sell is on the cards. I will be monitoring …

Dow Jones futures advance by 0.46% to trade near 52,350 during European hours on Friday. Meanwhile, S&P 500 futures gain by 0.44% to trade around 7,630, while Nasdaq 100 futures inch lower by 0.45% to trade near 29,260.

Silver (XAG/USD) finds some support near the $63.00 mark and stages a modest intraday recovery from an over three-week low, touched earlier this Friday.

United Kingdom (UK) Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey said during the European trading session on Friday, “Britains economy is demonstrating a welcome resilience, despite serious global uncertainty.”