Forex markets on 9 December 2025 open in a cautious but active mood, with traders focused on the upcoming Federal Reserve decision and a fresh
US Dollar Index DXY Slips to 98.84 on Fed Expectations The US Dollar Index (DXY) traded at 98.84 on December 8, 2025, down 0.16% from
Bitcoin is starting this week under pressure, trading well below its October all‑time high as post‑halving fatigue, ETF outflows, and Fed uncertainty weigh on sentiment.
Welcome to this comprehensive weekly outlook for Gold (XAU/USD), tailored for traders anticipating the volatile moves expected from December 8–12, 2025. Last week’s close near $4,257 kept
what’s happening today The US dollar remains under pressure at the start of December as traders expect the Fed to deliver another rate cut at
EUR/USD is trading above 1.16 while gold holds close to the 4,000–4,200 zone, as traders expect more Fed easing and continued US Dollar weakness into
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The forex market update today 2025 shows the dollar holding steady while the Indian rupee gains and the Japanese yen stays under pressure near potential
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