Dollar Decline Expected as Fed Rate Cuts Drive Global Currency Shifts

The U.S. dollar is on track for further weakness through the end of the year as the Federal Reserve resumes its rate-cutting cycle, according to ING economists. Markets are now pricing in a 125150 ... Read More

Could the U.S. Dollar Lose Its Dominance? It Did Once Before

The U.S. currency’s rise and fall from prominence in the early 20th century offers lessons for today’s political leaders. Read More

Dollar Pares Gains as Economy Keeps Showing Signs of Cooling

The dollar lost momentum as the U.S. economy kept giving signs of cooling and the Fed looked poised to restart cutting interest rates next week. Read More

U.S. economy gets its mojo back, S&P surveys find, but inflation is also picking up

Is the worst damage to the economy from fading U.S. trade wars over? Maybe. New S&P surveys of business leaders suggest August has been the best month of the year. “Strong [survey] readings for August ... Read More

Rate cuts don't stimulate growth, U.S. economy is ‘slowing slowly' – JPMorgan

JPMorgan’s David Kelly discusses why U.S. economic growth is slowing, the limits of Fed rate cuts, and how policy uncertainty impacts markets. Read More