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The U.S. dollar remains a key global currency despite recent volatility, according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.

The U.S. dollar is under pressure due to divergent monetary policies between the Fed and the BoE, affecting GBP/USD exchange rates.

The yuan is strengthening against a weaker U.S. dollar while the People's Bank of China maintains a cautious stance.

The USD is rising due to the Fed's expected interest rates stance, affecting gold negatively as a hedge against inflation.

The value of USD is significantly influenced by macroeconomic factors, Federal Reserve policies, and global economic conditions.

The US dollar's decline is influenced by market anticipation of Federal Reserve rate cuts amidst uncertainty about their magnitude.

The U.S. dollar may weaken further amid policy uncertainties and market volatility, influenced by economic data and the Federal Reserve's stance.

Markets are showing soft sentiment ahead of US CPI figures.

There is a bullish outlook for USD and equities despite mixed trade signals.

Market activity remained subdued on Thursday with traders seeking new catalysts, as gold reached new highs amid less robust stock performance.

Markets experienced volatility due to Thanksgiving, with a significant focus on liquidity and short-term price movements rather than long-term fundamentals.

Euro shows slight decline against USD due to persistent US inflation and market expectations of no rate cuts.

Improved Eurozone economic performance supports euro against the dollar.

Geopolitical tensions may impact currency movements, with the dollar seen as a safe haven in uncertain times.

Euro trades sideways against the dollar, influenced by business climate, Fed rate expectations, and ECB monetary easing anticipation.