Dollar Turns Down As S&P 500 Stabilizes, Silver At 100

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Markets remain volatile into the end of the week, with the dollar moving lower as expected while stocks try to stabilize after recent swings. The S&P 500 is still supported by seasonal patterns that often keep January slow and indecisive, which leaves room for another push higher into February, a scenario that would likely keep the dollar under pressure. 

Commodity currencies such as Kiwi and Aussie continue to lead on the upside, supported by strong impulsive price action, while EURUSD is lagging but could catch up if it breaks and closes above the key 1.17–1.18 area, helped by a widening German–US yield differential. 

Cable has already rebounded strongly, though chasing prices here remains risky without a pullback. In metals, gold and silver are approaching major psychological levels where short-term pullbacks are possible, but the broader trend still favors strength. In contrast, cryptocurrencies remain weak despite supportive conditions elsewhere, raising the risk of further downside and possible liquidation-driven moves toward major support levels below 80k on Bitcoin in the coming weeks.

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