US Dollar

Sterling has gained against its 31 main peers this week after Theresa May's appointment.

Sterling gains ground to trade above $1.33, as Bank of England hints at economic stimulus in August.

Analysts warn pound rally could be short-lived as Bank of England could cut interest rates on Thursday.

Sterling rises above $1.31 and gains for the fourth consecutive day against the euro.

Sterling rises briefly above $1.30 but concerns over Bank of England's rate decision remain.

Sliding sterling rates against the dollar and the euro could lead to more expensive breaks.

Sterling overtakes Argentine peso as the worst-performing currency in 2016 amid Brexit volatility.

Sterling rises above $1.30 after hitting two 31-year lows over the last two days.

Top economist warns that Sterling is headed for a low not seen since February 1985.

George Osborne's plans to lower the corporation tax provides some much-needed relief to the pound.

The dollar has fallen to a fresh four-week low against a basket of global currencies.

Some $200m worth of new 'bond notes' will be unveiled to ease acute shortage of hard currency.

Isis fails in its attempt to have its currency break 'America's capitalist financial system of enslavement'.

The S&P 500 was weighed down by losses in the materials and energy sector.

Spot gold prices hit their peak to a three-and-a-half month high since late June on Wednesday.

Surprise move is a 'one-time correction' to make the exchange rate more market-oriented, PBOC says.

British holidaymakers travelling to Russia, Europe and Brazil over the last year have seen their money go further because of the strong pound.

All central banks are on dovish track but RBNZ and BoK will be mostly watched.

Gold and the greenback to react to a raft of US data through the holiday-shortened week, including revised US GDP data.

The number of US rigs actively drilling for oil have now fallen for the 23rd week in a row.

US dollar weakened this week, after dismal US data, and the dollar index has now dropped for five weeks in a row.

Saudi Arabia's oil minister Ali Al-Naimi says that only Allah knows where crude prices are heading.

US non-farm payrolls for April due on Friday could impact dollar.

For gold to gain any strong momentum, prices have to break above resistance between $1,221 and $1,225 an ounce.

Singapore trade and Canadian inflation figures better than expected but core CPI from US supports greenback.

Data and official comments on Thursday were mixed but tilted to the dovish side.

Long term technical view supports upward bias despite fundamental challenges.

Data adds to concerns that the US will take longer to return to inflation target.

IMF managing director Christine Lagarde warns period of low growth ahead for developing economies.

Oil prices still keeping the upward trend since mid-January.