The USD index is trading just below 108 points, roughly where it was just over 24 hours ago after rising sharply because the U.S. CPI for January was stronger than expected.

Recent US inflation data came in stronger than expected, with the headline US Consumer Price Index (CPI) rising 0.5% MoM (vs. a 0.3% forecast) and the core US CPI jumping 0.4% (exceeding expectations) ...

Kia in South Korea has provided our first hint at how much the new Tasman ute will cost in Australia – and it may command ...

Colombian President Gustavo Petro on 26 January ‘deauthorised’ the repatriation of handcuffed compatriots on US military ...

The slower-than-expected transition of job advertising services to Indeed PLUS in Japan could delay revenue growth in HR Technology. Market conditions in Japan and other regions outside the U.S. were ...

The Pakistani rupee (PKR) closed in red against the US Dollar (USD) today after opening trade at 280 in the interbank market.

The latest US CPI print caused some volatility on currency markets and another wobbly finish on Wall Street overnight but ...

Interest in developing their own central bank digital currencies remains strong among central banks worldwide, but so far, ...

The dollar stepped back from a tariff-driven rally on Wednesday, as traders awaited U.S. inflation data and news on the ...

USD/JPY traders eye Japan’s machine tool orders and US CPI data for market direction. Will softer inflation revive Fed rate ...

On the domestic front, Australia’s Q4 Consumer Price Index (CPI) showed headline inflation at 2.5% YoY, down from 2.8%, and a trimmed mean CPI at a three-year low of 3.2%.