President Trump arrived in Israel early this morning, shortly after Hamas released the first seven Israeli hostages under the terms of the recently brokered...

The aftermath of last week’s Budget is still unfolding. Several claims made by the government are now under scrutiny, with weekend reports questioning...

President Trump arrived in Israel early this morning, shortly after Hamas released the first seven Israeli hostages under the terms of the recently brokered...

President Trump arrived in Israel early this morning, shortly after Hamas released the first seven Israeli hostages under the terms of the recently brokered...

Explore key market themes as 2026 begins: UK growth concerns, US payrolls, Euro Area inflation, and FX trends across CAD and MXN

The U.S. dollar did not hold on to its gains on Wednesday, as the dollar index fell 0.11% against a basket of major currencies.

After Trump's decision on Tuesday to eliminate stimulus trades, markets printed a more resilient tone yesterday, looking at things from a different angle.

The USD bounced +0.53% from a three-week low against a basket of major currencies, influenced mostly by an investor risk aversion sentiment in the global market.

U.S. President Donald Trump said yesterday that talks with Congress had restarted on targeted fiscal relief, after abruptly calling off negotiations earlier this week.

As widely expected, the economic activity in the U.S' manufacturing sector expanded at a slower pace in September than it did in August with the ISM's Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) falling to 55.4 from 56.