Forex traders said multiple pressures, like foreign fund outflows from equities and lingering uncertainty over the Indo-US ...

The US dollar dropped on Friday, as we continue to see a lot of traders out there trying to bet on the Federal Reserve cutting rates.-- The odds continue to go back and forth, as traders are trying to ...

The USD/CHF exchange rate has remained in a narrow range in the past few months as investors watched trade relations between Swiss and the US ...

A mass move away from the US dollar is underway, according to the head of product at VanEck. At Schwab IMPACT 2025, Ed Lopez ...

The US dollar is getting hammered. It’s weak against the euro, the British pound, Canada’s loonie and the Aussie. It just logged what many call its “worst first half ever.” That, the bears say, shows ...

The US could use a simple tool to strategically weaken the US dollar for economic gains. That tool, while difficult, is to get the US budget under control. A reduction in the federal deficit would ...

The BRICS nations, originally composed of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, have had many discussions about establishing a new reserve currency backed by a basket of their respective ...

Since the 1940s, the US dollar has held firm as the global reserve currency, driving international trade and reinforcing the status of the United States as an economic superpower. In recent years, ...

The US Dollar experienced a slight decline on Monday, influenced by a weaker-than-anticipated jobs report from last Friday. This development has heightened market speculations that the Federal Reserve ...

As of fall 2024, the US dollar is facing growing instability due to Federal Reserve policy shifts and global geopolitical changes. Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and altcoins may gain popularity as a ...

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“How has the stock market gone up in the face of all this?” It’s a question I’ve fielded repeatedly from investors unnerved by tariffs, the US government shutdown, debt and deficits, and other ...