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The U.S. dollar plunges on rate cut expectations, trading halt, and global economic signals.
The U.S. dollar is on track for its worst weekly decline since July 2025, driven by rising market expectations of a December Federal Reserve rate cut, now implied at an 87% probability.
This shift follows comments from Fed officials suggesting cuts could proceed without harming inflation control.
A major trading halt at CME Group’s data centers due to a cooling failure briefly disrupted markets, adding to volatility amid thin holiday trading volumes.
The dollar index fell 0.6% for the week, while the euro and sterling gained, supported by optimism over a U.S.-backed Ukraine peace initiative and UK fiscal plans.
The yen stabilized near 156.2, buoyed by stronger-than-expected inflation and a hawkish tone from the Bank of Japan, reducing immediate pressure for intervention.
El dólar de EE.UU. se desploma en las expectativas de recorte de tasas, parada comercial y señales económicas globales.