The U.S. dollar has been trading more on geopolitical tensions than economic data, but that dynamic may not last.

The dollar turned higher, having earlier traded lower, after Iran attacked three ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

Global currency markets are entering a more volatile phase as the US dollar (USD) loses its clear directional trend following an initial post-war surge, according to a new research report from Bank of ...

The US dollar has corrected quite severely since the announcement of the two-week ceasefire, and not without good cause. But ...

US Dollar outlook strengthens as Fed cut odds drop to 25%, with oil above $100 and geopolitical risk fueling demand for ...

The dollar gained over 2.5% against major currencies following geopolitical disruption in late February. Read more here.

The dollar index, which measures the U.S. dollar against other major reserve currencies, has been in a bearish trend since ...

Fifth Third reports middle market firms are increasingly adopting long-term currency and commodity hedging strategies to ...

The dollar gave back part of its early gains during mid-morning trading in Asia. The euro traded at $1.1757 after touching a ...

The U.S. dollar was steady on Wednesday and near its lowest since the start of October after data showed the labor market remained soft, leaving investors on edge about when the next rate cut from the ...

By Alun John, Sophie Kiderlin and Lucy Raitano LONDON, April 14 (Reuters) - As the conflict in the Middle East edges towards ...