The USD is reaching new peaks. An analytical look at key currency pairs.
US Dollar Performance The US dollar is on the rise, particularly against the yen, increasing by 0.55%. This surge is influencing the broader forex market. A video above offers a technical overview, focusing on USDJPY, GBPUSD, USDCHF, and AUDUSD, while examining bias, risk, and targets. US Dollar vs. Yen USDJPY has made another breakout. The […]
Argentina has paid back the US for a currency exchange agreement
Argentina to Repay US Currency Swap Line by Late 2025 BUENOS AIRES – Argentina has settled its debt with the United States regarding a currency swap established last year, aimed at stabilizing its economy, as announced by U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and the Argentine central bank on Friday. Bessent stated, “In light of Argentina’s […]
Exploring Czechia’s commitment to cash and its currency
Czech Republic Government Rejects Euro Adoption The new right-leaning populist administration led by Andrej Babiš has made a firm statement: the Czech Republic will not be introducing the euro. Instead, the plan is to solidify the Czech crown as the official currency and ensure the public’s right to use cash. In a policy statement ratified […]
Examine your coins! New currency celebrates America’s 250th anniversary.
Updated January 5, 2026 at 8:13 PM ET A new coin marking the 250th anniversary of the United States will be available starting Monday, January 5th. The U.S. Mint shared this news on social media. The Mayflower Compact Quarter is the first in a five-coin series for 2026. This design features a male and female […]
Bulgaria Adopts the Euro Currency Amidst Public Dissent
Bulgaria Joins Euro Currency Union on New Year’s Day Bulgaria is set to officially become a member of the euro currency union on January 1, marking a significant milestone in its efforts to strengthen ties with wealthier Western European nations. This membership has been a goal for decades, although it comes amid notable skepticism from […]
Bulgaria marks its entry into the euro zone as the lev currency becomes a thing of the past.
Bulgarian Transition to Euro Celebrated SOFIA – Bulgaria officially transitioned to the euro on January 1, 2026, marking the moment with a display of euro coins on the central bank building and a fireworks show that celebrated this significant milestone. As the clock struck midnight, the euro replaced the lev, effectively ending the lev’s long […]
Bulgaria adopts the euro following a difficult journey to the new currency
Bulgaria Joins the Eurozone Bulgaria, the least affluent nation in the European Union, has officially joined the eurozone as its 21st member. This move comes as a surprise to some, especially when considering wealthier candidates like Poland, the Czech Republic, and Hungary. For many young, urban, and entrepreneurial Bulgarians, this shift represents a hopeful and […]
Large Demonstrations Erupt in Iran Following Currency Crash
Protests Erupt Across Iran Amid Currency Crisis Massive protests broke out in various Iranian cities on Tuesday, following a dramatic drop in the value of the rial against the US dollar and soaring inflation rates that have exceeded 40%. Reports from Tehran, Isfahan, Shiraz, and Mashhad indicate that these protests are among the largest seen […]
Syria Removes Assad’s Image from Currency and Replaces It with National Symbols
Syria Unveils New Currency Amid Economic Transition Syria’s interim president, Ahmed al-Shara, presented a new currency at a ceremony in Damascus on Monday. The revamped banknotes feature altered denominations, fewer zeros, and notably lack any connection to the former dictator Bashar al-Assad. Sharaa remarked that the adjustment to the Syrian pound’s face value serves as […]
Trump speaks on Iran protests during economic downturn and currency crisis
Protests Erupt Across Iran Amid Economic Turmoil Protests in Iran grew on Tuesday following expressions of support for demonstrators from President Donald Trump and other administration officials. In a speech on Monday, Trump highlighted Iran’s severe economic challenges and ongoing public dissatisfaction but did not explicitly call for regime change. This marked the third consecutive […]