The dollar index was lower on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump paused new tariffs on Mexico for one month, after the country agreed to reinforce its northern border with 10,000 National Guard ...

Safe-haven currencies led by the U.S. dollar and yen gained on Wednesday, as market jitters escalated amid the latest round ...

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China's yuan slumped to a record low in offshore trading on Monday, while Mexico's peso and Canada's dollar tumbled to multi-year troughs after U.S. President Donald Trump slapped the countries with ...

was down 0.56% at 107.97 while the Canadian dollar was weaker and the Mexican peso was stronger. "We're still looking at these 10% tariffs on China and China's retaliation, which is going to add ...

USD/MXN is last at 21.1485 ... President Trump appeared to take a softer line on the U.K. compared to the EU regarding potential tariffs. Trump on Sunday said new tariffs on the EU would ...

The Canadian dollar tumbled against the US dollar to its lowest in more than two decades, and the Mexican Peso-USD pair slumped ... pressure in the US and the EU today. While long-term government ...

He also threatened tariffs against the EU. But markets staged a sharp rebound ... Currency markets also whipsawed. The Mexican peso, which was earlier down as much as 3 per cent against the ...

EU leaders meeting at an informal summit in ... The Chinese yuan, Canadian dollar and Mexican peso all slumped against a soaring dollar. With Canada and Mexico the top sources of US crude oil ...

The U.S. dollar index, a measure of the value of the greenback relative to a weighted basket of six major foreign currencies, was down 0.56% at 107.97 while the Canadian dollar was weaker and the ...

The Canadian dollar weakened by more than 1%, while the Mexican peso dropped 2.1% as traders reacted ... with tariffs extending to the EU, represented a clear downside risk for the euro.