The dollar fell in tandem with U.S. Treasury yields on Friday after downside surprises on U.S. economic data this week ...

The US dollar looks as if it is trying to give back some of the gains from the previous session. At this point in time, the ...

EUR/USD gathered bullish momentum and rose about 0.9% on Tuesday, erasing a large portion of Monday's losses in the process.

There were no further reports on negotiation progress throughout the week, with optimism fading and USD demand alongside. The ...

The dollar strengthened on Friday after the latest round of economic data showed a rebound in import prices while consumer ...

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Normally, financial Reverse Yankee supply is relatively stable year-on-year, much of which is for European operations.

Rising tariffs and the weakening dollar are casting a shadow on companies’ profit guidance this earnings season, with more ...

Realistically, global use of the euro will have to increase massively for it to replace the dollar anytime soon, but it seems much more likely now than it did three months ago.

The US dollar continues to see a lot of choppy behavior, as we are trying to figure out where we are going next with this, the market is obviously still digesting all of the tariff headlines and moves ...

In its Financial Stability Review last November the ECB said 17% of euro zone banks’ funding was in dollars. These banks ...

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