The U.S. dollar has been the dominant currency in global trade and finance for more than seven decades. Over that time, ...

The dollar, long a cornerstone of the global economy, could be at risk thanks to the latest tariffs on America's trading partners.

The South African rand neared an all-time low against the dollar in early trade on Wednesday, bruised by global risk aversion ...

China is on a crash course with the United States over a major Chinese currency swap deal with Argentina that has buffered ...

"Trump's return to office has created a genuine threat to [the dollar's] status for the first time in generations," according to Columbia University experts.

The recent market volatility is unprecedented. While the trade war could escalate into a currency war, read why I believe an ...

After weeks of anticipation and speculation, President Donald Trump followed through on his tariff threats this week by ...

Should the U.S. currency and Wall Street stocks no longer rise together, Americans will need to broaden their portfolios.

While exchange rates are constantly shifting, some countries hold fast to the top spots for the world's strongest currencies.

Iran’s rial currency traded at a record low against the U.S. dollar as the country returned to work after a long holiday.

President Trump’s trade turmoil is forcing investors to contemplate the once-unthinkable: the end of the strong dollar era.