The U.S. dollar rose against the safe-haven yen and Swiss franc while steadying versus the euro as investors looked towards ...

The pound lost ground versus a strengthening dollar on Wednesday but remained near its highest levels in over three years, ...

The Swiss National Bank is ready to intervene in the foreign currency markets and cut interest rates even below zero to ...

Capital raising by Asia-Pacific banks recovered in March as major lenders in Japan and Singapore tapped the debt market amid ...

The U.S. dollar has fallen for the fourth straight day, raising concerns about the health of the American economy and the ...

Later in the American session, the Fed is widely anticipated to leave the policy rate unchanged at 4.25%-4.5%. The statement ...

One might have thought that news of formal trade talks between the US and China would have seen the dollar better bid. In ...

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Donald Trump’s policies will secure America’s position as the home of global capital ...

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Shares and the dollar sold off on Tuesday after Donald Trump’s White House ratcheted-up tariff talk in recent days – including threats to move on levying pharmaceuticals and the film industry.

Asian stocks rose at the open and the dollar strengthened on confirmation the US and China will hold dialogue, spurring ...

Trump had to back-track on some of his more radical tariff plans thanks to a jarring dose of market discipline. Here’s why.