The dollar was steady against its major peers on Wednesday, after U.S. and China agreed on a framework for a trade agreement that investors hoped could potentially pave the way to resolving a damaging trade war between the world's two largest economies.

The widely-followed investor noted that foreigners invested in the United States could be holding back on committing more capital due to geopolitical concern.

Donald Trump’s trade wars may have opened a window of opportunity for the European Union to realise a long-held ambition: establishing the euro as the world’s reserve currency.

The Trump administration and Wall Street are starting to agree on one thing: America’s trade deficits are a problem and the dollar might not stabilize until imports and exports realign. But in reality,

The Canadian dollar strengthened against the greenback on Tuesday, and the yield on benchmark government debt slipped. The loonie was trading 0% higher at C$1.369 to the greenback, or 73.05 U.S. cents,

Gross margin increased 78 basis points to 31%, helped by lower shrink and higher inventory markups. Shrink is the amount of merchandise that gets lost, damaged, spoiled, stolen, or just generally can't be sold, and the company has been working hard to improve this metric.

Here’s our advice for investors, based on the evidence from the past 40 years.

Billionaire Max Keiser has warned that the US Dollar is being "euthanized" by Bitcoin, urging people to get their affairs in order. Strategy executive Michael Saylor backs his claims.

Looking at the stock price today compared to its recent financial results could mislead investors to believe that Dollar General stock is already fairly priced. In reality, there are several reasons to believe that the company is on a road to recovery,