The Canadian dollar strengthened during President Trump's Oval Office meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, as the overall tone was largely positive between the two North American leaders.

SINGAPORE/LONDON (Reuters) -The dollar struggled on Tuesday as investors began to grow impatient over hoped-for U.S. trade deals, while Asian currencies took a breather after an unprecedented two ...

But another currency will struggle to take the dollar’s throne. The US greenback — and its relationship with bond yields — has recently given economists much to chew over. The US dollar ...

The U.S. dollar has been a symbol of American power for decades. Of the $7.5 trillion in global currency transactions that take place each day, some 90 percent feature the dollar. The majority of ...

Two months ago, Scott Bessent, Stephen Miran and conventional macroeconomic analysts all agreed on one point: an increase in tariffs should raise the value of the dollar. CEA Chair Miran also ...

“Trump Will Regret Losing the Almighty Dollar,” reads the headline in the Times. It is over an op-ed by an economist who reckons that our currency “is suffering from a self-inflicted wound” and that ...

he dollar was losing ground again on Monday as a meteoric surge in its Taiwanese counterpart spilled over elsewhere, fueling speculation some Asian countries were prepared to engineer revaluations ...

Dollar dips as traders await ISM Services report today, seen as a key signal ahead of Wednesday’s Fed meeting. ISM Services data could revive fears of slowdown and drive fresh downside pressure ...

The Pakistani rupee posted a marginal decline against the US dollar, depreciating 0.05% in the inter-bank market during trading on Tuesday. At close, the local currency settled at 281.37 ...

Taiwan's dollar saw a significant surge, the largest since 1988. This happened amid speculation about potential trade negotiations with the United States. Taiwan's central bank addressed the surge ...

Ripples from Friday and Monday's record rally in the Taiwan dollar are now spreading outward, driving surges for currencies in Singapore, South Korea, Malaysia , China and Hong Kong. The moves ...

Taiwan’s export-oriented semiconductor and auto part manufacturers are expecting their margins to be affected by large foreign exchange losses as the New Taiwan dollar continued to appreciate sharply ...