TREE NEWS reports: The dollar strengthened broadly in late New York trading on Wednesday, September 23, with the euro falling 0.55% to 1.1385 and sterling down 0.77% to 1.3243. Commodity currencies led the decline: the Australian dollar lost 1.05%, the Mexican peso 1.24% and the Brazilian real 1.29%. The Polish zloty dropped 1.12% against the dollar, while the dollar rose 1.51% against the Hungarian forint.
Dollar Rallies as Euro, Pound and Commodity Currencies Slide
The pattern here is telling: the losses are concentrated in commodity-linked and Central European currencies rather than spread evenly, which points to a broad risk-off or dollar-funding move rather than any single-country story. For crypto and RWA markets, a firmer dollar typically tightens global liquidity conditions and pressures dollar-denominated risk assets, so the correlation to watch next is whether this strength persists or reverses. The open question is whether the commodity-currency underperformance reflects growth concerns or is simply a positioning unwind.
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