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US Dollar Index bias flipped 17 times to weak bullish on September 7, 2026

The US Dollar Index has seen mixed trading as strong US jobs data boosted expectations for further Fed rate hikes, but this was offset by yen buying and Euro strength ahead of the ECB decision. Fed official Hammack's remarks on acting to cool inflation and yield curve dynamics also contribute to the dollar's fluctuation. These factors highlight the market's sensitivity to monetary policy signals and currency crosscurrents.

Updated

The reading that day

Weak bullishAt the close of the UTC day.
BearishNeutralBullish

It changed 17 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

  • 00:00Neutral
  • 01:32Weak bullish
  • 02:07Weak bearish
  • 02:29Weak bullish
  • 03:24Weak bearish
  • 06:41Neutral
  • 06:56Weak bullish
  • 07:41Neutral
  • 07:56Weak bearish
  • 10:06Weak bullish
  • 10:26Weak bearish
  • 12:06Weak bullish
  • 12:21Weak bearish
  • 12:36Weak bullish
  • 12:56Weak bearish
  • 13:41Neutral
  • 16:46Weak bearish
  • 21:41Weak bullish

Headlines (20)

First seen on September 7

Carried over from earlier days

Scheduled events

As of

EventForecastCurrency
Monday, September 7
ANZ Job Advertisements m/mAUD
Leading Indicators117.9%JPY
Lloyds HPI m/m0.2%GBP
German Industrial Production m/m0.1%EUR
French Trade BalanceEUR
Foreign Currency ReservesCHF
Unemployment Rate3.1%CHF
Sentix Investor Confidence2.1EUR

September 7 on other markets

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