LONDON, Feb 23 (Reuters) - The dollar has lost some, but not all, of its safe-haven value since 2024, ING said in note on ...

The US dollar is getting hammered. It’s weak against the euro, the British pound, Canada’s loonie and the Aussie. It just logged what many call its “worst first half ever.” That, the bears say, shows ...

ORLANDO, Florida, June 9 (Reuters) - All three major U.S. asset classes – stocks, bonds and the currency – have had a turbulent 2025 thus far, but only one has failed to weather the storm: the dollar.

For more than 80 years, the U.S. dollar has been central to the international financial system, in no small part because it is the primary global reserve currency. But as in politics, narratives are ...

The euro hit an almost seven-week high against the dollar on Wednesday, boosted by data showing an expansion in euro zone business activity, while weaker than expected U.S. jobs data and expectations ...

President Trump's trade policies are accelerating a weakening of the U.S. dollar, which is off to its worst start of a year in half a century, according to Harvard University economics professor ...

“How has the stock market gone up in the face of all this?” It’s a question I’ve fielded repeatedly from investors unnerved by tariffs, the US government shutdown, debt and deficits, and other ...

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The dollar steadied on Wednesday, but was still set for its biggest weekly fall since April after U.S. President Donald Trump brushed off this month's slide, prompting concern from European central ...

The U.S. dollar is tumbling as President Donald Trump's economic agenda—at the executive and legislative level—takes full shape. Economists told Newsweek this could advance Trump's goal of promoting ...

Bitcoin and crypto prices are trading sideways after the long-running row between U.S. president Donald Trump and Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell took a surprise turn that could weigh on the U.S.