42-coin USD Price & Performance (42USD)

The U.S. dollar remains near a four-month low as concerns over uncertain tariff policies and weaker-than-expected job data weigh on market sentiment. Economists anticipate February job growth at 160,000, up from January, but federal job cuts and inflation fears add to the dollar's struggles.1

Oracle's Q3 2025 results highlight a 63% rise in Remaining Performance Obligations, reaching $130 billion. Cloud service revenues grew by 10%, while operating income increased to $4.4 billion. The company plans to double its data center capacity and expand AI capabilities, forecasting strong revenue growth next fiscal year.2

America's European allies are seeking to reclaim unspent funds from USAID, citing delays in project implementations under the Trump administration. The move underscores growing tensions over financial commitments and raises questions about the future of transatlantic cooperation in development aid.3