United States Imports
As the world's second-largest importer, the United States most important imports are capital goods accounting for 22% of the total, and consumer products accounting for 21% of the total. Other categories include automotive vehicles, parts, and engines (12%), as well as foods, feeds, and beverages (5%). Accounting for 21% of overall imports are shipments from China, followed by those from Mexico (14%), Canada (13%), Japan (6%), and Germany (5%).
A higher than expected figure should be seen as positive (bullish) for the USD while a lower than expected figure should be seen as negative (bearish) for the USD.
Forex Sentiment (USD)
| Symbol | Community Trend (Shorts vs Longs) | Symbol Popularity | Avg. Short Price / Distance From Price | Avg. Long Price / Distance From Price | Current Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EURUSD |
|
|
1.0590 +65 pips |
1.0808 -283 pips |
1.05251 | |
| GBPUSD |
|
|
1.2642 +5 pips |
1.2922 -285 pips |
1.26368 | |
| USDJPY |
|
|
147.3728 -712 pips |
154.3138 +18 pips |
154.489 | |
| USDCAD |
|
|
1.3762 -203 pips |
1.3975 -10 pips |
1.39655 | |
| AUDUSD |
|
|
0.6513 -8 pips |
0.6661 -140 pips |
0.65213 | |
| NZDUSD |
|
|
0.5991 +119 pips |
0.6082 -210 pips |
0.58722 | |
| USDCHF |
|
|
0.8701 -143 pips |
0.8957 -113 pips |
0.88442 | |
| USDCZK |
|
|
23.8933 -1714 pips |
23.8745 +1902 pips |
24.06469 | |
| USDHUF |
|
|
374.2388 -1511 pips |
376.9169 +1243 pips |
389.35 | |
| USDMXN |
|
|
19.0170 -13515 pips |
19.9537 +4148 pips |
20.3685 |
News (USD)
Philly Fed Index Unexpectedly Turns Negative In November
A report released by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia on Thursday said regional manufacturing activity softened overall in the month of November.
RTTNews | 5h 31min ago
U.S. Weekly Claims Unexpectedly Dip To 213,000
The Labor Department released a report on Thursday unexpectedly showing a modest decrease by first-time claims for U.S. unemployment benefits in the week ended November 16th
RTTNews | 5h 36min ago
Fed's Barkin Warns U.S. Vulnerable To Inflation Shocks - FT
The U.S. economy is now more vulnerable to inflation shocks than it was in the past, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond President Tom Barkin said in an interview to the Financial Times published on Wednesday, as businesses grow increasingly concerned about the impact of the Donald Trump administration's policies regarding tariffs and migrants.
RTTNews | 6h 11min ago
