The U.S. dollar index hovered around 99.35 in Asian trading on Tuesday, with the greenback rising against the euro and yen on Monday after a shift in rhetoric from U.S. President Donald Trump eased tense trade relations. This week will see many Federal Reserve...

Basic news: On Tuesday (October 14, Beijing time), spot gold was trading around US$4,114.42 per ounce. Gold prices once again hit a new all-time high of US$4,116.87 per ounce on Monday, affected by renewed tensions in trade relations and expectations of a U.S....

Markets started the week on a cautious note after U.S. President Donald Trump announced late on Friday that he would impose 100% tariffs on Chinese imports. There won‘t be any high-level data released on Monday‘s economic calendar, so risk sentiment will remai...

On October 13, in early Asian trading on Monday, Beijing time, the U.S. dollar index hovered around 98.98. Last Friday, the U.S. dollar index plunged intraday, falling below the 99 mark, and finally closed down 0.56% at 98.835, ending four consecutive days of ...

In Asian trading on Monday, the U.S. dollar index hovered near 99.01, up 0.19% on the day. The main theme of the global foreign exchange market last week shifted from the protracted central bank interest rate game to increasing political uncertainty. The ongoi...

Good news: the U.S. dollar index fell: the U.S. dollar index fell 0.57% to 98.84, hitting a four-month low near a four-month low. Most non-U.S. currencies rose. The EURUSD rose 0.51% to 1.1623, the GBP/USD rose 0.44% to 1.3361, the USD/JPY fell 1.27% to 151.15...

XM Foreign Exchange APP News - U.S. Treasury yields fell sharply on Friday (October 10) after U.S. President Trump’s remarks on tariffs. The move injects new geopolitical risks into already nervous markets. The U.S. dollar weakened in tandem with yields, with ...

Political risk in the spotlight Political risk has been monopolizing market attention following a period dominated by the Federal Reserve. The U.S. government shutdown and developments in France and Japan have been fueling an atypical risk-off reaction, with t...