In addition to trade developments remaining front and centre for market participants this week, the upcoming data slate has a ...

Friday rose by +0.06%. The dollar on Friday posted modest gains, supported by stronger-than-expected US economic news. Also, ...

The Federal Reserve (Fed) opted to maintain interest rates at their current level in May, despite the backdrop of decreasing ...

The dollar index (DXY00) today is up by +0.24%. The dollar today is moving higher, supported by today's ...

The EUR/USD outlook remains neutral as the price is caught between ECB’s dovish signals and growing volatility in the US ...

US-China trade talks have lost momentum, according to US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who said discussions are currently ...

Equity markets are back to where they were, and the dollar is 0.5% softer than when a court ruled the majority of US tariffs illegal on Wednesday evening. An appeals court yesterday intervened in ...

The U.S. financial system is undergoing seismic change. Dollar decline, debt excess, and a new era are here, are you ready?

Morgan Stanley expects that the dollar will be a big loser in global markets. Overall, it expects that the dollar index will ...

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has awarded seafood suppliers High Liner and Trident Seafoods new contracts worth a ...

The US dollar has initially shown strength on Thursday, but as we approach the New Yorks session, we are seeing a bit of selling again. A lower than expected GDP number didn’t help either.

The EUR/USD forecast turned bearish after falling below the key 1.1300 level, marking fresh weekly lows at 1.1210.