Euro jumps to five-month high on hopes for Ukraine ceasefire; Canadian dollar rebounds after Trump tariffs
The euro hit a five-month high on Tuesday after Ukraine agreed to a 30-day ceasefire proposal, while the dollar rose to a one-week high before weakening against the Canadian dollar following U.S. President Donald Trump's additional tariffs on Canada.
The euro has surged to 1.0850 against the dollar, erasing post-Trump election losses after a 4.4% weekly gain—its strongest ...
Since Franklin D Roosevelt dethroned sterling as the world’s reserve currency 80 years ago, the dollar has reigned supreme as ...
For those who move swiftly, the Trump effect on currencies is creating clear opportunities. “Euro-denominated assets—equities, bonds, and alternative investments—are gaining favor as the US faces the ...
The euro dropped on Friday, after a meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and U.S. President Donald Trump ...
Finance officials in the European Union are concerned US President Donald Trump’s embrace of digital assets could affect ...
The European Central Bank (ECB) aims to launch its digital Euro by October 2025, though the final decision depends on ...
"We would not have expected these market moves at the start of the year," Deutsche Bank, wrote Tuesday, noting the recent ...
The president’s policies and his decision to force Ukraine into a peace deal with Russia have prompted Europe to take steps ...
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