On November 25th, non-US currencies rose at the beginning of the New Zealand trading session, with the US dollar against the Japanese yen USD/JPY at 154.40 and closing at 154.78 on Friday; the British pound against the US dollar GBP/USD at 1.2585 and closing at 1.2523 on Friday; the US dollar against the Swiss franc USD/CHF at 0.8922 and closing at 0.8942 on Friday; the euro against the US dollar EUR/USD at 1.0469 and closing at 1.0417 on Friday.
On November 14th, the US dollar index DXY stood at 107, setting a new high since November 2023. A number of non-US currencies fell by about 0.5% during the day, with the pound against the US dollar GBP/USD trading at 1.2643, the euro against the US dollar EUR/USD trading at 1.0511, and the Australian dollar against the US dollar AUD/USD trading at 0.6455.
Detained US Binance executive Tigran Gambaryan had to be wheeled into a courtroom in Abuja, Nigeria, today after a herniated disc in his back left him in severe pain and "barely able to walk", his family reported on Monday. Since his detention in Nigeria in February, Gambaryan's health has continued to deteriorate. At first, Gambaryan was placed under house arrest at home, but after his colleagues escaped from prison, he was transferred to the notoriously dangerous Kuje prison, which houses memb...
After the United States released the preliminary data, non-US currencies generally rose, the euro against the dollar EUR/USD rose 20 points in the short term, at 1.0751; the pound against the dollar GBP/USD rose 30 points in the short term, at 1.2501; the dollar against the yen USD/JPY fell 20 points in the short term, at 155.69.
Non-US currencies generally rose, with the pound against the dollar GBP/USD rising by 0.50% in the day and rising by nearly 50 points in the short term; the euro against the dollar EUR/USD rose by more than 40 points in the short term, and the dollar against the yen USD/JPY fell by 25 points.
The US manufacturing PMI has expanded for the first time since September 2022, with the US dollar index DXY rising nearly 20 points in the short term and currently reporting at 104.90; Non US currencies generally fell, with GBP/USD falling by 25 points in the short term, EUR/USD falling by 26 points in the short term, and USD/JPY rising by 23 points in the short term.