Recently, the US dollar has been performing quite strongly. The US Dollar Index surged to 99.091, hitting a four-week high, with a daily increase of 0.1%. What is the driving force behind this? On one hand, US Treasury yields are slightly rising, which typically attracts capital into dollar assets. On the other hand, the market is closely watching the upcoming December non-farm payroll data, which could play a key role in shaping monetary policy expectations for 2026.



There is also an important variable not to be overlooked—the US Supreme Court is about to make a ruling on a tariff issue. This involves the authority to impose tariffs without Congressional approval. Once the ruling is announced, it could have a substantial impact on exchange rate movements. Currently, investors are waiting to see how this policy game will ultimately unfold. For those holding dollar assets or paying attention to the dollar's trend, these economic data and policy developments are worth closely monitoring.
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SelfSovereignStevevip
· 19h ago
The US dollar is acting up again. We have to wait for both the non-farm payroll data and the court tariff rulings—these two risks. Honestly, I think the direction of the Federal Reserve's policies this time is too crucial.
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TradFiRefugeevip
· 01-09 12:59
The US dollar has taken off again, and the tariff issue has to wait for the court's ruling. It feels like there are more twists and turns ahead. Non-farm payroll data is the real sniper rifle. Are we afraid this time? If the Supreme Court's move backfires, the exchange rate will turn upside down. Those of us holding dollars need to keep a close eye. The rise in Treasury yields is a bit rapid, and funds are flowing into the dollar. This logic is old but effective. Waiting to see how the court rules. It feels like the market is betting on this now; everything else is just a backdrop. Honestly, this game has too many variables—non-farm data, courts, yields. If one goes wrong, everything could go in the opposite direction. If the issue of tariff authority really gets the Supreme Court to make a move, the dollar might need to be revalued.
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MEVHunterBearishvip
· 01-09 12:57
The US dollar is going up again and again... If the tariffs are really implemented, the exchange rate might have to go through a shake-up. But to be honest, right now we can only wait for the court's decision; everything else is just guesswork.
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SerLiquidatedvip
· 01-09 12:54
The US dollar is flexing its muscles again. Will it last until the end of the year this time... The key is that tariff case in court—who actually has the final say?
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StableGeniusDegenvip
· 01-09 12:51
The US dollar is strengthening, it's over 99... But as soon as this tariff case came out, I lost confidence. I feel like the Fed folks are about to stir up something again.
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LiquidationWatchervip
· 01-09 12:34
The US dollar is acting up again, over 99 and still rising? We'll know the truth only after the Supreme Court's verdict.
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