The US dollar on Friday, February 7, ended trading at $157.66 down by 47 cents according to the Bank of Jamaica’s daily exchange trading summary. Meanwhile, the Canadian dollar ended at $111.26 down ...

The US dollar continues to remain the world's primary currency, accounting for a significant share of global reserves and ...

Sony 's latest budget buds have had their price slashed for the first time since Black Friday and we're unlikely to see ...

A positive surprise, with an NFP reading above 200,000, could boost the USD in the American session and force GBP/USD to ...

Another wild week is taking a breather today, with much of the price action of the previous days reversed: Precious metals ...

Almost two in five people have failed to scan at least one item when using self-checkouts, a survey has revealed. Also in Money today: Donald Trump's tariffs have wiped £200bn from the crypto markets ...

British Pound has slipped today as a corrective moves is being witnessed in the currency ahead of the monetary policy announcement from the Bank of England (BOE). The BoE is expected to cut its ...

On Wednesday, the disappointing ISM Services PMI data made it difficult for the US Dollar (USD) to find demand. Additionally, ...

The U.S. dollar bought 152.53 Japanese yen, lower than 154.30 Japanese yen of the previous session. The U.S. dollar lost to 0.9010 Swiss francs from 0.9050 Swiss francs, and it climbed to 1.4315 ...

According to BofA, the daily and weekly charts of GBP/USD present a favorable setup for a rally toward the 200-day and 200-week moving averages, with respective levels of 1.2791 and 1.2750.

US Dollar slides as China retaliates with fresh tariffs, raising market volatility. GBP/USD and EUR/USD show bullish potential amid USD weakness.