The USD continues to be influenced by U.S. Federal Reserve policy decisions, economic data, and geopolitical factors. Recent data like inflation and employment reports are critical, as they influence the Fed’s stance on interest rates. As of late 2024, there’s been a focus on whether the Fed will maintain its aggressive rate hikes or pivot to a more dovish approach, depending on inflation levels and economic growth. The USD often strengthens when the Fed is more hawkish (raising rates), as higher yields attract investors.
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