Tempus, Inc.

The U.S. Dollar is trading in mostly familiar ranges following the weekend with some trade headlines being digested at the moment.

The U.S. Dollar is up by over 1.0% for the week after a busy week of trade headlines and economic data that ultimately benefitted the currency as a safe-haven.

The U.S. Dollar stayed in mostly tight ranges, managing to sustain its gains from being a safe-haven in the past few days as market watchers digested news of more trade tariffs.

The U.S. Dollar is back to gaining ground after news of yet another round of tariffs to be imposed on China. White House and trade officials explained that China is simply not playing fair and has ignored previous warnings against its behavior.

The U.S. Dollar gained ground overnight as a result of less enthusiasm over Euro prospects and political havoc in the United Kingdom.

The U.S. Dollar is seeing downward movement against most currencies as equity and commodity markets rose globally despite the implementation of trade tariffs.

The U.S. Dollar continued to tumble to close this week after Non-Farm Payrolls and Employment data were released this morning.

The U.S. Dollar has fallen to a three-week low in the midst of an equity recovery across the globe as stocks climbed after weeks of anxiety over trade.

Currency markets were quiet overnight with the greenback trading modestly lower against the majority of its counterparts. The Mexican peso gained over a percent against the U.S. dollar, erasing its steep losses from Monday.

The greenback gained most of last week, touching an 11-month high, before selling-off on Friday to close the month.

After rallying to a fresh 11-month high yesterday, the U.S. dollar has seen a significant sell-off overnight.

The U.S. dollar is slightly on the back foot this morning but is overall near the strongest level of recent ranges after a significant rally during yesterday’s session.

The U.S. dollar is gaining for a second day against most of its counterparts, reversing declines from Monday and the second half of last week.

After falling modestly over the last two sessions, the U.S. dollar was mostly unchanged overnight.

The U.S. dollar is lower against most of its rivals overnight, continuing the trend from Friday’s session.

The U.S dollar is on the defensive this morning as risk appetite increased and positive data in Europe boosted its rivals. Global equities are in recovery mode today on reports that some U.S. officials are trying to restart trade talks before more tariffs come into effect on July 6th.

The U.S. dollar continued its slow march higher versus most of its European counterparts, save the British pound overnight.

Global equities are seeing a modest rebound today after steep declines yesterday on increased trade tensions between the United States and China.

“Risk off” seems to be the theme of the day.

Currency markets are off to a quiet start to the week after last week’s packed economic and central bank schedule.