The foreign exchange market has seen notable fluctuations recently, with the U.S. dollar (USD) strengthening against several major currencies. As of March 26, the USD has appreciated against the euro (EUR), Japanese yen (JPY), and British pound (GBP), while the Swedish krona (SEK) showed a 0.027% return as the strongest performer against the USD. Conversely, the Norwegian krone (NOK) was the weakest, with a -0.442% return. In the broader context, 21 out of 28 USD crosses reported positive returns, whereas only 3 out of 13 EUR crosses did. The market has been influenced by various factors, including lower UK inflation and ongoing U.S. trade tensions, which have contributed to a decline in GBP and EUR values. Additionally, commodity prices have experienced volatility, with copper noted as the largest mover in the last 24 hours. Overall, the market remains sensitive to economic indicators and geopolitical developments.