[NEW YORK] The US dollar got a fresh jolt to start the week as speculation around potential trade deals sparked an extraordinary spike in Taiwan’s currency and reverberated across global foreign ...

Amid the financial market fallout which followed Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariff announcement on April 2, the value of the US dollar has plunged. But while United States stock markets ...

[HONG KONG] Asian currencies turbocharged by US dollar weakness are attaining rarely seen superlatives and triggering central bank intervention to curb excessive gains. The Hong Kong Monetary ...

The US dollar index, which measures the greenback against six major peers, extended its decline to the fourth straight session on Friday, April 11, tumbling 2% to slip below the 100 mark for the ...

The US Dollar Index has dropped to a three-year low. It's a sign the greenback is losing its reserve currency appeal, Deutsche Bank warned. That will make US spending unsustainable, the bank said.

The US Dollar Index steadies amid mounting speculation over the US-China trade outlook. Trump confirmed that trade negotiations with China are ongoing, but no direct talks are scheduled for this week.

(Bloomberg) -- A gauge of the dollar resumed declines following a short-lived reprieve as concerns over an expanding trade war dented demand for US assets. The greenback hit a fresh six-month low ...

Attempts to explain the dollar’s declining value in recent weeks will naturally focus on the growing likelihood of a US recession: the prospect of a sharp fall in growth tends to repel rather than ...

Hong Kong authorities further intervened in the market, stepping up purchases of US dollars to defend the foreign exchange peg after the city’s currency again tested the upper end of its trading ...

While US stock market bulls may be (at least momentarily) relieved by the recovery, the US dollar hasn’t fared nearly as well. The greenback staged a strong 1-day rally off 3-year lows last ...

Thanks to this reserve currency status, the US dollar has always been viewed as a safe haven. Indeed, those famously 'risk-free' assets â US Treasury government bonds â are priced in US dollars.