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Invesco DB USD Index Bearish ETF (NY:UDN)

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Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EDT, Apr 24, 2026 Add to My Watchlist
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Week Ahead: For the Millionth Time, Markets Exaggerate ↗
The macroeconomic data highlights include US retail sales and industrial production. The UK and Canada report inflation and retail sales figures, while Australia sees the June employment data. China is... 
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US Dollar To See Further Weakness? Gold Bulls Hope So ↗
​​​​​​​After peaking in 2022, the US Dollar Index has spent nearly a year in decline. 
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USD/JPY Price Analysis: Sour Treasury Yields Enticing Bears ↗
The yen appears to be on track for its fifth consecutive session of gains, marking its longest winning streak in around seven months. It’s a big day for USD/JPY traders as they expect the release of US... 
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The Dollar Is Toast ↗
An analysis and overview of the U.S. Dollar. 
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Metals Report: Market Focus Expected To Turn Quickly ↗
Reviewing the trading in the metals markets. Next up, CPI. 
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Congress Criticizes Fed As Chairman Powell Worries About Gold Currencies ↗
Hawkish posturing from Jerome Powell is putting downward pressure on precious metals markets. 
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Why We're Worried About The Bull ↗
We’ve just come through a run of central bank meetings, and on net, the takeaway has been that central banks remain committed to or seriously thinking about higher rates going forward. But US investors... 
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The Bulls Are Still Trapped At S&P 500 4,200 ↗
The bulls still have run left to run, with the S&P 500 trading at 4,200. In this video Michael J. Kramer reviews where the S&P 500 is and where it may go. 
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Still More Fairy Tales Of US Dollar Demise That Didn't Happen ↗
Allegedly US dollar reserves are imploding. Let's investigate. 
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EUR/USD Outlook: Eurozone Retail Sales Hold Steady In May ↗
Today’s EUR/USD outlook is slightly bullish. The euro rose after data revealed that retail sales in the Eurozone remained stable in May. Increased expenditure on non-food items balanced out the... 
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What This Week's CoT Shows About The Future, And Futures ↗
The options market is beginning to show a marked rise in investor optimism. This is hardly frothy territory, but several times in the past the 10-day average has reversed higher from similar levels. 
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Asset Managers, Industry Aggressively Snapping Up Silver ↗
After months of political melodrama, Congress finally did what it always does in the end, authorize more deficit spending. The gold market rallied to just shy of the $2,000 level late this week with... 
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AskSlim Market Week - Friday, Jun 2 ↗
Market condition monitor, 1- to 3-month view of SPX, what happened in the financial markets in the past week and what might happen next. Why the FOMO rush into AI stocks means you should look... 
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US Dollar Extends Losses Ahead Of NFP ↗
Risk sentiment has improved markedly with the passage of the US debt ceiling deal. This kept European currencies supported on Friday morning, keeping the GBP/USD elevated above 1.25 and EUR/USD near... 
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Housing Prices Fall Year Over Year For First Time Since 2007 ↗
Housing prices as measured by the Case Shiller 20 Housing Index are falling year over year for the first time since January 2007. There are two differences this time. 
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FX Daily: Dollar Grinding Higher ↗
Another quiet trading session saw the dollar grind higher yesterday. The highlight of today’s session will be the release of the Fed minutes. 
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Talk Is Cheap; What Will The Fed Actually Do? ↗
The Fed has stepped up the hawkish rhetoric in the last couple of weeks increasing expectation that interest rates will stay higher for longer. But talk is cheap. The real question is how will the Fed... 
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FX Daily: Time For The Dollar To Pause? ↗
Equities and yields are rebounding on the back of gradually improving optimism on US debt-limit negotiations. However, the dollar remains bid and pro-cyclical currencies under pressure. 
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US: Housing Starts Rise 2.2% In April, Building Permits Decline 1.5% ↗
The monthly data published by the US Census Bureau revealed on Wednesday that Housing Starts rose by 2.2% on a monthly basis in April following March 4.5% decline. This reading came in better than the... 
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US Dollar Analysis After Hitting A 5-week High ↗
The US dollar index index jumped to the highest point in five weeks as concerns of the debt limit crisis eased. The DXY jumped to a high of $102.61, which was much higher than the year-to-date low of... 
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Week Ahead: Does The Dollar Have Legs? ↗
On technical grounds, the dollar looked oversold but there is a fundamental narrative that may help frame the correction. The world's largest economy is proving more resilient than many expected. 
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Water Off A SPX’s Back… ↗
This week we again make the case to not fight the upside trend in equity markets, we then talk bearish CoT positioning in SPX mixed with rising speculative frenzy in “AI stocks” and what that may mean... 
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Looking At The Future Via CoT Report, Hedge Fund Positions ↗
Oil continues to be a show-me story; non-commercials are staying put re: e-mini contracts; the euro still fails to break out. Volatility bulls were unable to hold onto gains, so the daily VIX probably... 
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U.S. Bank Failures Are Fueling Crypto Adoption ↗
Cryptocurrency adoption in the U.S. increased amid fears of a full-blown banking crisis, a new poll finds. 
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Current Market Perspective For Sunday, Apr. 30 ↗
The preponderance of economic analytic work that we have examined suggests further USD weakness going forward. However, if the unfolding global slowdown causes major financial disruptions, a dollar... 
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Peek Into The Future Via CoT Report - What Noncommercials Are Buying ↗
Non-commercials raised net shorts to a 19-week high. The timing was perfect. 
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'A Flawed Idea’: Why A BRICS Currency Is Overrated And Unlikely To Work ↗
It’s not impossible for a BRICS currency to happen - but it would require a significant amount of pain that these countries don’t want to endure. If they get serious about really de-dollarizing, they... 
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Could The Debt Ceiling Drama Uplift Gold? ↗
Despite inflation fatigue causing investors to ignore the ramifications, the pricing pressures remain problematic. The yellow metal may benefit from a prolonged crisis. 
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Risk-Off Mood Dominates ↗
Perhaps it was the extent of First Republic Bank's loss of deposits that were reported with earnings yesterday, but risk appetites dried up today. 
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Two Trades To Watch: EUR/USD And USD/CAD ↗
EURUSD falls ahead of German business climate data. USD/CAD rises as oil prices slip and retail sales drop. 
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