President Trump rightly rates criticism for the falling dollar. President Biden rates an apology as "Bidenflation" was always ...

Instead of plumping for a weak dollar, President Trump could realize his desire for a powerful U.S., both short-term and long, by making the greenback the undisputed king of currencies. It would burst ...

The pound dipped after surging to a 4-month high the previous day as comments from U.S. President ⁠Donald Trump deepened ...

I think to put the dollar's moves in perspective we have to rewind the clock a bit, and broaden the lens. What we're seeing ...

Trump said the US dollar is doing "great," but a weaker currency could undercut his attempts to boost affordability for Americans.

The central bank was closely monitoring the appreciation of the euro, which could potentially reduce inflation across the bloc, the Governor of the Bank of France said.

Alan Brugler, with A&N Economics Inc., says, “What we're seeing right now is, I think, intentional — that is, to get a little weaker dollar and, of course, that does help a commodities in general.” ...

The U.S. dollar is in the midst of its steepest annual decline in over five decades, triggering renewed inflation concerns among leading market experts. On Monday, in a post on X, The Kobeissi Letter ...

Jeffrey Gundlach said one of his top recommendations is to invest in non-US stocks in non-dollar currencies.

As gold hits record highs and the dollar weakens, here's what investors should know about the shifting dynamics.