Dollar Rises Amid Uncertainty Over US‑Iran Talks

The U.S. dollar is maintaining its short‑term gains amid uncertainty surrounding U.S.–Iran negotiations. The DXY index closed above both the 20‑ and 50‑day moving averages, and a 0.08% rise over the past 24 hours signals positive momentum in the market. With an RSI of 53, the currency remains outside over‑bought or over‑sold territory, suggesting that the short‑term rally could be sustainable. Although the MACD line sits slightly below its signal line—indicating a modest correction may be possible in the near term—the overall trend remains bullish.

The rise of the dollar may cause an increase in the USDJPY pair. The RSI14 indicator is at the level of 54.46 and is at a medium level. The MACD and MACD signal lines are close to each other, which may indicate a trend change. The negative change rate in the last 24 hours should not ignore the possibility of a short-term pullback. However, the uncertainty in the news headline may cause the dollar to gain value.

EURUSD is trading flat at 1.1693, with the RSI at 50.5 in neutral territory. The MACD is near the zero line and above the signal line, indicating weak bullish momentum. The price is just above the 20-day SMA (1.1692) but below the 50-day SMA (1.1707), creating short-term resistance. Although the headline suggests a stronger dollar, technical indicators do not provide a clear direction. Therefore, a sideways movement is expected in the short term.

GBPUSD is trading at 1.3480, stabilizing just above the 20-day SMA and slightly below the 50-day SMA. The RSI stands at 51.36 in neutral territory, while the MACD is near the zero line and shows a weak bullish bias above the signal line. Although the headline suggests a strengthening dollar, technical indicators do not provide a clear directional signal. In the short term, sideways movement within the 1.3450-1.3520 range can be expected.