The euro fell to a one-year low, renewing speculation that the currency could hit $1. Donald Trump's victory in the US ...
SYDNEY (Reuters) - The dollar started in a cautious mood on Monday as markets braced for U.S. inflation data and a throng of ...
The euro rises slightly against the dollar after U.S. inflation data met analysts' expectations. Inflation rose to 2.6% year-on-year in October from 2.4% in September, as expected by analysts in a WSJ ...
The euro struck a one-year low of $1.0596 on Tuesday, weakened by the prospect of new US import tariffs imposed by incoming president Donald Trump.
The euro fell against the dollar and could slide to parity by the end of 2025, Capital Economics said, pointing to Trump’s likely imposition of tariffs next year which could reduce demand for eurozone ...
So, with all of that being said, we did see the euro fall pretty hard, but towards the end of the week, the dollar started to slip a bit, but at this point in time, we were still very much in the ...
The dollar rose to the strongest level in a year as Donald Trump won the race for the US presidency, triggering a sharp rise ...
Thursday’s slump in stocks also boosted liquidity demand for the dollar. However, Thursday's strength in the euro limited the dollar's upside as better-than-expected Eurozone economic news ...
The latest Australian Bureau of Statistics figures show almost one million people took a short-term overseas trip in August, and the traditional December spike last year eclipsed two million ...
The dollar index (DXY00) today is down -0.27%. Strength in the euro is weighing on the dollar on today’s news that Eurozone Q3 GDP grew more than expected. The dollar added to its losses ...
The US dollar’s dominance in international trade is a complex interplay of historical, economic, and political factors. This article delves into the key reasons behind this enduring phenomenon ...
(Bloomberg) -- The euro is on course for its longest weekly slide against the dollar in eight months, pressured by growing expectations that the European Central Bank may deliver a half-point interest ...