With the Bank of Japan’s meeting out of the way in a dovish manner, markets’ focus may shift to obtaining carry ahead of the looming long holiday in Japan, Morgan Stanley MUFG Securities said.

The dollar has begun the new week under pressure, though many financial centers are closed today. Click to read.

Brazil's central bank announces a decision on Wednesday and is widely expected to raise its key interest rate again, most likely by 50 basis points, taking it to 14.75% as it seeks to counter high ...

Several markets were shut in Europe and Asia for the May 1 holiday, including those in France, Germany, Hong Kong and mainland China. Among markets that were open, London was flat, while Tokyo ...

The US dollar continued to bounce back on Thursday on some technical buying after being oversold last month, with investors more optimistic about tariff deals between the United States and its trading ...

After the BOJ's decision on Thursday to keep interest rates steady at 0.5%, Ueda said the timing for underlying inflation to converge toward the central bank's 2% target has been "pushed back ...

Last week brought clarity with two major elections, an interest rate decision, CPI news, and the latest U.S. employment figures. Both Canada and Australia saw re-elections, as Prime Ministers Mark ...

BoJ shifts from hawkish to cautious, weighing on Yen and supporting further USD/JPY upside potential. Household spending and wage growth data could influence BoJ rate decisions and Yen direction ...

The BOJ on Thursday kept interest rates steady and sharply cut its growth forecasts, suggesting uncertainty surrounding U.S. tariffs and the hit to exports could keep policy in a holding pattern ...