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USD Forecast 2025: Will the US Dollar Rise Again or Keep Falling?

USD Prediction 2025: Will the Dollar Go Up?

The latest USD forecast for 2025 suggests short-term softness, but a rebound is possible by Q4. Most dollar predictions point to support around 96.60, with upside limited unless inflation or risk sentiment shifts.

So, when will the dollar go up? Late Q3 to early Q4 remains the key window, especially if the Fed slows its rate cuts or safe-haven demand rises.

Will the Dollar Go Up?

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USD Forecast 2025: Key Points

  • DXY Level: ~98.4 (July’s levels were around 99.6–99.7)
  • Fed Outlook: 2–3 rate cuts expected by year-end
  • Trade Risks: Tariffs raised average effective rate to ~18.6%
  • Capital Flows: Investors rotating out of USD into gold, other currencies, and EM assets
  • Short-term Bias: Likely USD softness, with potential for late‑2025 rebound
  • Best Time to Buy USD? Prices favorable now, though volatility may rise heading into Q4

Where Is the Dollar Now? (Start of September 2025 Snapshot)

USD Forecast September 2025: What’s Next for the Dollar?

As of the start of September 2025, the U.S. dol

DOLLAR TO REAL FORECAST 2025, 2026, 2027 - 2029

2025/09/07. USD TO BRL TODAY

Actual USD to BRL exchange rate equal to 5.4147 Reals per 1 Dollar. Today's range: 5.4151-5.4167. Previous day's close 5.4127. Change for today +0.0020, +0.04%.

5.4147 +0.04%

Dollar to Real Forecast For 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028 And 2029

MonthOpenLow-HighCloseTotal,%
2025
Sep5.4325.243-5.5105.429-0.1%
Oct5.4295.241-5.5285.4460.3%
Nov5.4465.205-5.4465.284-2.7%
Dec5.2845.284-5.5255.4430.2%
2026
Jan5.4435.201-5.4435.280-2.8%
Feb5.2805.254-5.4145.334-1.8%
Mar5.3345.172-5.3345.251-3.3%
Apr5.2515.048-5.2515.125-5.7%
May5.1255.103-5.2595.181-4.6%
Jun5.1814.951-5.1815.026-7.5%
Jul5.0265.026-5.2555.177-4.7%
Aug5.1775.177-5.4125.332-1.8%
Sep5.3325.332-5.5745.4921.1%
Oct5.4925.252-5.4925.332-1.8%
Nov5.3325.216-5.3745.295-2.5%
Dec5.2955.277-5.4375.357-1.4%
2027
Jan5.3575.357-5.6015.5181.6%
Feb5.5185.493-5.6
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Relative to the US dollar, the Australian dollar dropped close to five-year lows at the start of 2025. It’s been on a turbulent path since then:

  • The AUD/USD fell to around 61.5c in January.
  • In February it hit a high of 64c.
  • It plummeted to below 60c in April.
  • On May 26, it lifted to over 65c.

A weaker greenback and turbulent financial market reactions to tariff threats, are largely to blame.

The US currency has declined 10% since Donald Trump’s inauguration as the country’s 47th President in January.

While the US economy remains resilient, the US Federal Reserve has made it clear it won’t rush further cash rate cuts.

Meanwhile, the Aussie has appreciated in spite of two rate cuts domestically already in 2025 (with more pencilled in).

The big question for investors remains: is the AUD likely to go up or down in 2025?

Let’s explore the factors to watch and find out whether the Aussie will gain more ground.

Key Takeaways:
After a soft start to 2025, the AUD is expected to strengthen modestly against the USD over the year.
Depreciation risks include doubts over Chinese growth and the impact of Trump poli

In 1H25, the U.S. dollar (DXY index) fell 10.7%, marking its worst performance for this period in over 50 years. Despite rate cuts by other developed market central banks like the ECB and BoE, the Fed has held rates steady, indicating that slower U.S. growth, rising deficits, policy uncertainty and altering global capital flows, rather than rate differentials, are driving the dollar weakening.

Let’s explore some recent dollar drivers below:

  1. Policy uncertainty: Sensitivity to headlines around tariffs and Fed independence has impacted the dollar. Comments about Fed Chair Powell's potential dismissal on July 16th led to a 1.2% drop in the dollar within an hour, though it has since rebounded. Lingering concerns may continue to exert downward pressure. Also, fiscal worries are rising due to the OBBBA’s $4.1T price tag and mixed revenue outlook. Policy and fiscal risks, along with elevated valuations, possess prompted investors to reassess the large amount of USD-denominated assets they hold.
  2. Growth and rates: U.S. 2025 consensus growth estimates fell from 2.3% to 1.4% during March and April, though they have slightly recovered. Other regions also saw downward revisions, but the

    dollar forecast next 6 months

    Euro to Dollar Forecast Next 6 Months: Latest Market Outlook

    Quick 6-Month EUR/USD Forecast (August 2025–January 2026):

    • Current Rate (August 15, 2025): ~1.166

    • Forecast Range (Next 6 Months):

      • Short-term (August–October): Most projections keep EUR/USD in a wide 1.15–1.18 range. Some models suggest a possible rally towards 1.1760–1.1800 if Eurozone risks subside, but significant resistance exists near 1.18. Downside moves to 1.1500 or below are possible on renewed USD strength or trade setbacks.

      • Medium-term (November–January): Analysts' consensus is for gradual Euro resilience, but strong dollar demand could see the pair drift towards 1.15 or even the 1.13 handle by early 2026 if global uncertainties persist.

    Current EUR/USD Exchange Rate and Recent Moves

    As of August 15, 2025, EUR/USD trades around 1.166, having rebounded from lows of 1.1600 earlier in the week. The pair's recovery since June has been tied to a bounce in Eurozone data and broad-market risk appetite, but the price remains capped under June's highs near 1.1700–1.1760.

    Updated Forecast and Technical Levels

    Near-Term (August–September 2025):

    • The technical bias is neutral t