US stocks edged lower on Wednesday as investors continued to adjust their outlook for Fed rate cuts.Investors see a 69% chance the Fed will cut rates two

Gold price plunges from all-time high of $2,758 on Wednesday as US Treasury yields climbed, while the Greenback refreshes a two-month high, according to the US Dollar Index (DXY).

The US Dollar (USD)  rallies higher this Wednesday, hitting a fresh three-month high in the US Dollar Index (DXY)  ahead of the US Opening Bell, fueled by uncertainty ahead of the US presidential election and safe-haven inflow after equities extend

London markets closed in negative territory on Wednesday as investor caution prevailed ahead of the upcoming Budget and amid ongoing uncertainty surrounding the US presidential election.

The NZD/USD pair falls back to near 0.6020 after a short-lived recovery in Wednesday’s European session.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) is on pace to grapple with a losing week, something the major equity index hasn’t had to do since August.

Silver price (XAG/USD) corrects sharply below $34.50 in Wednesday’s New York session after registering a fresh more than 12-year high slightly below $35.00 on Tuesday.

USD/JPY is rising as pre-election concerns the ruling LDP party could lose weakens the Yen.

The US Dollar Index (DXY), which measures the value of the USD against a basket of six currencies, rose near a three-month high as traders flocked to the US Dollar on Wednesday.The rally was driven by persistent global economic divergence, a more hawkish Federal Reserve (Fed), and upbeat US growth projections by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Europe's stock markets mostly fell on Wednesday as macro uncertainty and cautious comments from the head of the European Central Bank weighed on risk appetite.

The US Dollar (USD) is extending gains this morning, pressuring the EUR below 1.08 and driving USDPY above 152 as US yields rebound from yesterday’s dip, leaving the 10Y yield within a whisker of 4.25%, Scotiabank’s Chief FX Strategist Shaun Osborne notes.

LONDON :Gold prices hit record highs on Wednesday, defying the dollar's rise, which kept pressure on the yen and the euro, while global stocks edged lower on investors' reluctance to place major bets ahead of the U.S. election in two weeks.Investors are also rethinking how much the Federal Reserve might need

LONDON :Gold prices hit record highs on Wednesday, defying the dollar's rise, which kept pressure on the yen and the euro, while global stocks edged lower on investors' reluctance to place major bets ahead of the U.S. election in less than two weeks.Investors are also rethinking how much the Federal Reserve m

Stock prices continued consolidating on Tuesday, with the S&P 500 index closing 0.05% lower after rebounding from an intraday decline.

USD/CHF appreciates and trades around 0.8680 during the early European hours on Wednesday.

The NZD/USD pair fails to capitalize on the previous day's modest recovery gains and seesaws between tepid gains/minor losses through the Asian session on Wednesday.

TOKYO :The U.S. dollar ticked up to a 2-1/2-month peak on Wednesday as investors adjusted bets toward a gradual reduction of interest rates while keeping an eye on a close presidential election race.The yen was the biggest mover, sliding to 152 per dollar for the first time since July 31 as U.S. Treasury yiel

TOKYO :The U.S. dollar ticked up to a 2-1/2-month peak on Wednesday as investors adjusted bets toward a gradual reduction of interest rates while keeping an eye on a close presidential election race.The yen was the biggest mover, sliding to 152 per dollar for the first time since July 31 as U.S. Treasury yiel

LONDON/TOKYO :The dollar climbed above 152 yen for the first time since late July on Wednesday and pushed the euro to an over three-month low, supported by expectations the Fed won't rush to cut rates and investors bracing for a potential Trump election victory. The U.S. currency was last up 1.1 per cent on t

LONDON/TOKYO :The dollar climbed above 152 yen for the first time since late July on Wednesday and kept the euro pinned at a two month low, supported by expectations the Fed won't rush to cut rates and investors bracing for a potential Trump election victory. The dollar was last up 0.9 per cent on the yen at

Stocks wavered and closed mixed on Tuesday. Doubts about the pace of rate cuts shook shook stocks and bonds earlier this week. Strong earnings continue,

Gold prices extended their gains for the fifth day out of the last six and reached an all-time high (ATH) at $2,748, just shy of the psychological $2,750 mark.

The EUR/USD fell below 1.0800 on Tuesday, late during the North American session, as US Treasury yields climbed.

The US Dollar Index (DXY), which measures the value of the USD against a basket of six currencies, sees modest gains amidst profit-taking after a sustained rally.

London stocks saw a mixed performance on Tuesday, with investors digesting the latest data on government borrowing ahead of next week’s Budget.

Stocks slumped Tuesday amid rising bond yields. Investors are adjusting outlooks for interest rate cuts from the Fed. On the earnings front, Tesla, UPS,

NEW YORK :A gauge of global shares was lower on Tuesday, on track for the second consecutive day of losses, with U.S. yields higher as markets weighed uncertainty ahead of the U.S. election as well as the outlook on interest rate cuts.Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris held a marginal 46 per cent to 43 p

NEW YORK :A gauge of global shares was lower on Tuesday, on track for the second consecutive day of losses, with U.S. yields higher as markets weighed uncertainty ahead of the U.S. election as well as the outlook on interest rate cuts.Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris held a marginal 46 per cent to 43 p

Bonds have sold off as traders reassess the path of Fed Reserve rate cuts.Strong economic data and the potential for a Trump win have pushed interest

The US Dollar (USD) slightly retraces on Tuesday following a small sprint higher on Monday that drove the US Dollar Index (DXY), which gauges Greenback’s value against six major currencies, to a fresh 11-week high after US equities retreated from their all-time highs.

The US Dollar (usd) is trading flatter against its major currency peers as DXY gains show some—tentative—signs of stalling around the 104 area (which was the upper end of the range I suggested the DXY could reach at the start of the month as the index started to show signs of gaining momentum), Scotiabank’s Chief FX Strategist Shaun Osborne notes.