The dollar itself did not really become involved in the Tuesday's risk-off move but it was surely at the heart of the matter.
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The White House, meanwhile, was stoking that concern with talk of ramping up tariffs on trade with China...
The US dollar enjoyed a strong end to the week, ahead of the release of the April nonfarm payrolls report, as well as anticipated wage growth and jobs growth figures.
On Wednesday, Attorney General William Barr was questioned in the Senate. The biggest development, other than some dramatic back and forth which raised more questions than...
It was a case of half-and-half with the US economic data. Consumer confidence and pending home sales beat analysts' forecasts; house prices and the Chicago PMI missed the mark.
As the Washington delegation prepared to head for Osaka, Treasury Secretary Mnuchin was talking to CNBC about trade with Beijing.
After four days of difficulty the USD was quite successful on Tuesday, leading the major currency pack as London opened this morning.
There was the bad news and the not-so-bad news. The Chicago Fed National Activity Index (CFNAI) was tolerable, given that it improved from -0.48 to -0.05 and was better than expected.
If investors cared about existing home sales the USD might have done better on Friday: for the first time in two months sales increased in May...
After a run of uninspiring US data the USD dug itself out of a hole on Friday with the retail sales and industrial production numbers...
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