The dollar started trading in 2026 with a slight rise on Friday, after weakening against most currencies last year. This increase indicates some stabilization in the currency markets after a period of volatility. Analysts link this improvement to positive US economic indicators. However, experts warn that this trend may be temporary. Meanwhile, other major currencies, such as the euro and yen, show mixed dynamics. Markets are eagerly awaiting new inflation and interest rate data, which could influence the dollar's further movement. Overall, the dollar's start to the year looks more promising than its end.
