In his wildest dreams, Chinese leader Xi Jinping and his designs on currency domination couldn’t have imagined a better foil ...

In line with the strong rally in foreign equities year to date, bond markets ex-US are also posting solid gains, based on a ...

The dollar struggled to regain lost ground on Wednesday as investors decided to take on more risk following a fragile truce ...

Sterling eased 0.02% to $1.3615 but was similarly not far from Tuesday's peak of $1.3648, which marked its strongest level ...

The US dollar surged against the Iraqi dinar amid escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, briefly climbing from 141,000 to 147,000 dinars per $100 before stabilizing near 144,000, highlighting ...

Traders have bolstered expectations for rate cuts in the US and Australia this week, rocketing equity markets back to near ...

The value of the Nigerian currency has depreciated against the United States dollar both in the unofficial market and the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM).

Signs of de-escalation between Israel and Iran - or at least hopes of de-escalation - ensured markets started this week much more positively than they finished last week. Whether that optimism is ...

There's a saying: trust is built over time - but can be destroyed in an instant, and once broken, confidence is not only ...

The EU, euro and the EU bond market might not be able to seize the day from the dollar for the time being, but the direction of travel suggests they can still seize the decade.

Even as the Philippine peso depreciated against the United States (US) dollar at a pace that was among the worst among emerging market (EM) currencies ...

Optimism that a truce will be reached appears to be stronger in equity markets than elsewhere. Gold gave back Friday's gains but not before hitting $3,451 an ounce, a level last reached when it ...