The US dollar weakens against the Swiss franc, with 0.79 acting as a key level—failure here could open a move to 0.75, depending on Fed policy and risk sentiment.

The New Zealand dollar edges higher above its EMAs, testing 0.60 resistance as global central bank decisions loom and commodity-driven volatility persists.

The German DAX compresses within a triangle pattern, with traders eyeing 24,600 on a breakout and 23,600–23,250 if global growth fears spark a sell-off.

Dovish tailwinds drop the US Dollar while risk-on sentiment is pushing the price slowly higher, despite the consolidation pattern below $1.1787.

The Australian dollar rallies cautiously, with AUD/USD targeting 0.67 while 0.6550 offers support as traders await the Fed’s interest rate decision.

The US dollar drifts slightly lower against the yen, with USD/JPY stuck between 146.50 support and 149 resistance ahead of the Fed’s key rate decision.