After a decline against most currencies, the dollar rises slightly at the beginning of the new year
The dollar began trading in 2026 with a slight rise today, Friday, after falling against Interest rates between the United States of America and other economies cast a shadow on the currency market, which led to most currencies rising sharply against the dollar in 2025, with the exception of the yen.
The euro fell (0.2%) to a dollar on the first trading day this year after rising (13.5%) in 2025, while the pound sterling achieved a dollar in the latest trading after an increase of (7.7%) in 2025, and the two currencies recorded Their highest annual rise since 2017.
The Australian dollar rose (0.5%) to a dollar after gaining approximately eight percent in 2025, its strongest annual performance since 2020, and ended The New Zealand dollar A series of losses that lasted for three years, with it rising approximately three percent last year, and there was no significant change in it today, settling at a dollar.
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