This Wednesday, the American dollar remained stable, while the Chinese yuan has increased further. The Indian rupee has known for Its share a slight increase during the last trading session of the year.

The US dollar was stable on Wednesday but is set to record its biggest annual decline since 2017, while interest rate cuts, fiscal concerns, and policies erratic trade under the presidency of Donald Trump, re-elected for a second term, darken the currency markets in 2025.

The dollar index, which measures the American currency against six other major currencies, was at 98.228, maintaining its gains from the Standby. The index fell by 9.5% in 2025, while the euro rose by 13.5% and the pound by 7.6%.

The greenback did however benefit from a slight downturn support during the previous session, after the publication of the minutes of the December Fed meeting, which revealed deep divisions among responsible for the rate cut earlier this month.

The Australian dollar, sensitive to risk, was recently trading at $0.66965, up more than 8% on the year, its best performance since 2020. The New Zealand dollar has slightly down to $0.57875 but is expected to increase by 3.4% over the year, ending a series of four years of decline.

The Chinese yuan made further progress on Wednesday, after having crossed the important psychological threshold of 7 yuan for one the previous day Dollar for the first time in two and a half years, and is heading for its highest strong annual increase since 2020.

The appreciation of the yuan accelerated towards the end of the year, supported by an overall weaker dollar and settlements of greater seasonal changes on the part of exporters.

The onshore yuan was trading up 0.06% at 6.9895 for one dollar at 02:59 GMT.

The offshore yuan appreciated slightly on Asian market to reach 6.9850 per dollar, maintaining close to its highest level since September 2024. The currency rose by almost 5% % against the dollar this year and around 10% against the rupee.

LA rupee Indian saw a slight increase in the last trading session of the year, thanks to the support of Asian currencies and a favorable dynamics in the short term.

The undeliverable 1-month forward contract stated that the rupee would open slightly higher against the American dollar, after rising 0.2% on Tuesday to close at 89.79.