US Dollar

Euro climbs to $1.1023 as concerns France will leave European Union evaporate.

US central bank says economic slowdown experienced in Q1 is likely to be transitory.

Sterling endures high volatility after reports suggest Britain's Brexit bill could cost €100bn.

Markit PMI shows UK construction sector expanded at the fastest rate in three years in April.

Sterling shrugs off report showing UK economy grows 0.3% in the first quarter of the year.

Euro remains on the front foot as investors expect Macron to secure French presidency next month.

Sterling pulls back from six-month high against the dollar but remains 2.5% higher against the greenback this week.

US president warns dollar's ongoing strength could hurt the US economy in the long-term.

All three main indices fall as international unrest triggers insecurity.

UK unemployment rate remains steady at record-low 4.7%, driving pound to highest level since February.

Inflation remains unchanged at 2.3% in March, exceeding BoE's 2% threshold for second successive month.

Sterling shrugs off last week's decline to edge higher against euro and dollar.

Dollar struggles for direction after disappointing non-farm payrolls figures and geopolitical tension.

US unemployment rate falls to 4.5%, the lowest level in almost 10 years.

Euro hits month low against the dollar after Mario Draghi rules out short-term interest rates hike

Growth in the UK services sector hits three-month high in March, beating analysts' expectations.

South African rand plunges more than 1.5% against the dollar, after S&P slashes country's credit rating.

South African rand plunges 5% against the dollar after President Jacob Zuma reshuffles its cabinet.

Dollar edges higher after positive GDP data, while euro remains under pressure ahead of French elections.

Dollar struggles to regain ground as investors remain doubtful over Trump's policies.

Dollar sinks as investors grow doubtful over Donald Trump's ability to push through his policies.

Dollar struggles for direction ahead of vote on Donald Trump's healthcare plan.

Yen remains on track for best winning streak in six years as investors turn to safe havens.

Dollar remains under pressure as investors grow concerned over Donald Trump's policies.

Inflation exceeds analysts' expectations of 2.1% in February, driving sterling to multi-week highs against euro and dollar.

Sterling slips from three-week high against dollar after Downing Street confirmed Brexit process will begin next week.

US rigs count rises for the ninth consecutive week, with production now exceeding 9m barrels per day.

Dollar firmly on the back foot as investors await Federal Reserve's rate decision this evening.

Dollar on the front foot again ahead of Federal Reserve meeting on Wednesday.

Dollar on the back foot as investors draw breath ahead of Wednesday's Federal Reserve meeting.