US Dollar Price Today
The table below presents the percentage change of the U.S. dollar against major currencies for the current day. The dollar recorded the smallest change against the New Zealand dollar.
USDEURGBPJPYCADAUDNZDCHFUSD-0.11%-0.19%-0.13%-0.32%-0.31%-0.84%-0.29%EUR0.11%-0.09%0.00% -0.19%-0.21%-0.73%-0.17%GBP0.19%0.09%0.09%-0.11%-0.10%-0.64%-0.09%JPY0.13%0.00%-0.09%-0.1 8%-0.20%-0.73%-0.18%CAD0.32%0.19%0.11%0.18%-0.01%-0.52%0.03%AUD0.31%0.21%0.10%0.20%0.00%- 0.53%0.05%NZD0.84%0.73%0.64%0.73%0.52%0.53%0.56%CHF0.29%0.17%0.09%0.18%-0.03%-0.05%-0.56%
The heat map displays percentage changes among major currencies, using the left column as the base currency and the top row as the quote currency. For example, selecting the U.S. dollar in the left column and moving across to the Japanese yen shows the USD/JPY percentage change.
Market participants are focusing on the inflation data, as recent remarks from Federal Reserve officials indicate greater concern about elevated inflation than about a weak labor market.
On Monday, Fed Governor Christopher Waller noted that another high inflation reading would be a clear signal — not background noise — that further monetary tightening is required.
Analysts expect June headline CPI to decline to 3.8% YoY from 4.2% in May, with core inflation holding steady at 2.9% YoY. On a monthly basis, headline inflation is projected to fall by 0.1%, while core inflation is expected to remain unchanged at 0.2%.
Recent upbeat trade data from China showed a trade surplus of USD 125.62 billion, surpassing the USD 121 billion forecast and the previous figure of USD 105.43 billion, thereby bolstering the Australian dollar.
AUD/USD technical analysis
AUD/USD is trading slightly higher at roughly 0.6943 at the time of writing. Nonetheless, the short‑term outlook remains bearish, as the spot price stays below the 20‑day exponential moving average, currently positioned at 0.6957. The failure to reclaim this level indicates ongoing supply pressure, while the 14‑period relative strength index near 44 signals modestly negative momentum that has not entered oversold territory, implying that sellers are present but lack conviction.
The immediate upside resistance is the 20‑day EMA at 0.6957; a daily close above this level would diminish the current bearish bias. A breakout could push the pair toward the June 23 peak of 0.7006. Conversely, a fall below the March low of 0.6904 may trigger a decline toward the January 7 high of 0.6766.
(This technical analysis was prepared with the assistance of an AI tool. For more information, see our disclosure.)
Economic Indicator
Trade Balance USD
The Trade Balance, published by China’s General Administration of Customs, measures the difference between exports and imports of all goods and services. A positive figure indicates a surplus, whereas a negative figure denotes a deficit. This indicator can generate volatility in the Chinese yuan and influences the broader Forex market, with higher readings generally supporting the CNY and lower readings exerting downward pressure.
