The greenback has been on a rampage since late September, soaring over 7% against a basket of major currencies and hammering ...

The Rupee, which saw a gap-up opening of 87.13 per dollar, depreciated despite the US Dollar weakening. It closed at 87.46 per dollar, declining by about 40 paise from the previous close of 87.06.

China could allow its currency to weaken to offset the impact of US tariffs on the country’s exports, but has so far declined to do so.

The gold market looks very strong again on Wednesday, as the markets are now breathing a sigh of relief after the trade war spat seems to be cooling off a bit. At this point in time, the markets are ...

The US dollar has been a bit soft in the early hours of Wednesday, but at this point, we are starting to approach significant US dollar supportive areas. At this point, we might see the USD try to ...

Conversely, at the parallel foreign exchange market, the Naira retained its position at N1,610 per dollar on Monday, ...

A crowded strong U.S. dollar trade is set to get more bunched up in coming months, with near one-third of currency ...

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USD/CAD falls sharply below 1.4300 as the Canadian Dollar continues to advance on US President Trump’s decision to postpone ...

As Trump’s crypto czar David Sacks has signaled intentions to bring stablecoins onshore, Tether’s USDt will likely attract ...

The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is reemerging from the tariff scare and is now up 1.5% since Friday’s close. There is a residual 1% ...

The rupee has declined more than 1.5% over 2025 so far, and experts says the depreciation of the rupee is due to the ...