Dollar

3 June 2026
New Zealand dollar extends slide below 0.5900 as Middle East tensions lift US dollar

Kiwi dollar slips below 0.5900 as Middle East tensions and firm US data boost dollar, pressure NZD.

3 June 2026
Societe Generale flags USD/ZAR range as 16.12 support holds, 16.92 caps rebound

USD/ZAR downtrend paused; resistance 16.80–16.92 and support 16.12 guide direction, shaping options and volatility strategies.

3 June 2026
Gold slips below $4,450 as oil-led inflation fears lift dollar and rate-hike bets

Gold slips below $4,450 as oil-driven inflation fears boost dollar, rate-hike bets; bearish channel targets $4,322.

3 June 2026
Yen rebounds from five-week lows as Tokyo signals readiness to counter disorderly weakness

Yen rebounds from five-week lows as Takaichi warns of intervention; USD/JPY slips below 160 amid risks.

3 June 2026
USD/IDR hits record near 18,037 as Middle East tensions and Fed outlook lift dollar demand

USD/IDR hit record 18,037 as Middle East tensions, strong dollar demand, and hawkish Fed pressured rupiah.

3 June 2026
GBP/USD stays range-bound as downside pressure builds; 1.3430 in focus, 1.3300 key break level

GBP/USD holds range; downside momentum builds toward 1.3430/1.3405 support, resistance 1.3470-1.3485; strategies favor options premium selling.

3 June 2026
Rupee slides as oil rallies and foreign outflows mount; RBI seen leaning against dollar gains

Rupee slides to 95.77 as oil jumps above $93 and foreign outflows persist; RBI intervenes before policy.

3 June 2026
UOB sees EUR/USD rangebound, downside momentum builds with 1.1590 support in focus

UOB keeps EUR/USD neutral at 1.1590–1.1685, watching 1.1605 support; downside momentum risks breaks below 1.1590.

3 June 2026
NZD/USD slips as Middle East tensions boost US dollar, with US services PMI awaited

NZD/USD dips near 0.5910 as Middle East tensions boost safe-haven USD, despite stronger China services data.

3 June 2026
GBP/USD Steadies Near 1.3470 as Middle East Tensions Bolster Dollar Safe-Haven Bid

GBP/USD steadied near 1.3470 as Middle East tensions boosted dollar demand, while BoE hawkishness supported sterling.

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