The US dollar has been a bit back and forth against the major currencies in the early hours of Monday morning. At this point, there is nothing to suggest that the trend is changing though.

The AUD/USD bounces back strongly to near 0.6280 and turns positive after a weak opening near 0.6235 in Monday’s European session. The Aussie pair attracts significant bids as investors shrug off ...

Slight increase in momentum suggests downward bias in Australian Dollar (AUD), but it is not expected to breach 0.6200. In the longer run, if AUD closes above 0.6310, it could trigger an advance to ...

By Ankur Banerjee and Alun John SINGAPORE/LONDON (Reuters) -Fresh threats of tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump put ...

The Canadian dollar was among the biggest fallers among developed market currencies, with the dollar up 0.30% at C$1.4342 ...

The risk of a direct U.S. tariff hit on Japanese goods could put the yen under pressure, OCBC strategists said. USD/JPY was last at 151.93.

SYDNEY: The Australian and New Zealand dollars fell on Monday after US President Donald Trump warned of imminent tariffs on ...

The dollar firmed on Monday as fresh threats of tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump dented risk sentiment, casting a ...

Explore how AUD/USD navigates new US tariff announcements, with insights on consumer confidence and potential RBA rate cuts ...

Japan’s shrinking surplus pressures the yen, boosting USD/JPY. Traders eye US inflation expectations, which may impact Fed ...

The U.S. dollar strengthened against most other G-10 and Asian currencies in the morning session.