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The New Zealand dollar led July’s G10 gains after an RBNZ rate hike, while softer U.S. inflation weighed on the dollar and left the euro at the bottom of the major-currency table.
Central-bank policy is moving in different directions in July 2026. New Zealand and Japan have raised rates, Canada is holding, and the next Fed, Bank of England and Bank of Japan meetings could drive fresh currency volatility.
With the yen down sharply against major currencies, winter in Japan offers rare value on hotels, food, transport, and skiing. A rare currency tailwind for travellers.
Central banks are moving in different directions—Australia cuts, UK eases despite inflation, and the Fed faces political risks. Here’s what it means for exchange rates and transfer timing.
The euro's unexpected rise against the U.S. dollar presents the European Central Bank with a complex dilemma, as global trade tensions and policy shifts influence currency dynamics.
In May 2025, currency markets experienced notable fluctuations influenced by geopolitical developments, economic policies, and trade relations. The pound (GBP) and euro (EUR) were strong while U.S. dollar (USD) exhibited a weakening trend, while several other currencies demonstrated strength.
The US dollar surged following a 90-day tariff pause between the US and China, while the euro and yen weakened in response.
Deutsche Bank forecasts a significant weakening of the US dollar in the coming years, potentially reaching its lowest level against the euro in over a decade.
The Swiss franc has experienced a significant surge, reaching a decade-high against the U.S. dollar, following President Donald Trump's announcement of increased tariffs on Chinese imports. This development has intensified market volatility and heightened demand for safe-haven assets.
The Chinese yuan has weakened following the United States' decision to impose a 125% tariff on Chinese imports, prompting the People's Bank of China to intervene to stabilize the currency.
Recent U.S. trade policies, including aggressive tariffs on auto imports, have introduced significant volatility in global currency markets, affecting major currencies such as the euro, British pound, and Japanese yen.
The global currency landscape is experiencing notable shifts as the euro strengthens against major currencies, influenced by economic policies, geopolitical events, and fluctuating oil prices.
The Singapore dollar has reached its highest level in over a decade, boosting outbound travel and curbing inflation, but also putting pressure on exporters and local businesses. While sectors like logistics and finance benefit, retail, hospitality, and exports face challenges from the strong currency.
USD sinks as global currency markets react to slowing US inflation, prompting a surge in other major currencies and a potential end to the Federal Reserve's tightening cycle.
How can exchange rates affect the cost of a ski holiday? We look at tips for finding the best value locations for skiing, there are countries where skiing may be more affordable due to favourable exchange rates or lower costs of living.
As we approach mid-year a shift has taken place in currency markets with the narrative less about interest rates hikes and more risk-off worries about a possible coming recession.
The Japanese FSA has announced it will finally remove a ¥1 million (US$9,000) cap on cross-border money transfers handled by non-banking entities, paving the way for a major overhaul of Japan’s remittance industry.