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US Dollar Index bias flipped 27 times to weak bullish on September 1, 2026

The US Dollar Index is currently influenced by hawkish Federal Reserve signals and escalating Middle East tensions. Comments from Fed officials about potential rate hikes have pushed Treasury yields higher, while geopolitical risks are supporting safe-haven demand for the dollar. These factors are contributing to volatility in the index, as it also reacts to corrections after specific speeches and cross-currency pressures.

Updated

The reading that day

Weak bullishAt the close of the UTC day.
BearishNeutralBullish

It changed 27 times during the day.

The day on the wire

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The band shows the reading through the day; a mark shows where it changed. Each tick is a headline first seen that day.

The reading through the day

  • 00:00Bullish
  • 00:04Neutral
  • 04:20Bullish
  • 05:31Neutral
  • 06:06Bullish
  • 06:36Neutral
  • 07:21Weak bullish
  • 08:07Neutral
  • 08:22Weak bearish
  • 09:07Bullish
  • 09:57Neutral
  • 11:38Bullish
  • 11:53Neutral
  • 12:23Bullish
  • 12:38Weak bullish
  • 12:53Neutral
  • 13:08Weak bullish
  • 13:23Bullish
  • 13:38Neutral
  • 14:59Weak bullish
  • 15:14Weak bearish
  • 15:29Bullish
  • 16:45Neutral
  • 17:40Weak bullish
  • 18:30Neutral
  • 18:55Weak bullish
  • 20:16Bullish
  • 21:31Weak bullish

Headlines (12)

First seen on September 1

Carried over from earlier days

Scheduled events

As of

EventForecastCurrency
Tuesday, September 1
Final Manufacturing PMI55.1JPY
Building Approvals m/m-4.7%AUD
Current Account-29.7BAUD
RatingDog Manufacturing PMI51.0CNY
10-y Bond AuctionJPY
Consumer Confidence35.3JPY
Nationwide HPI m/m0.1%GBP
German Retail Sales m/m0.4%EUR

September 1 on other markets

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