The pound jumped on Thursday, taking the Australian dollar with it, after U.S. President Donald Trump said he would announce "a major trade deal" later in the day, with the New York Times reporting it would be Britain.

The more President Donald Trump talks about his efforts to reach deals with America’s trading partners, the more confusing the tariff picture gets

President Donald Trump teased a significant trade announcement to be announced Thursday, yet another sign of some possible relief from historically high tariffs that have threatened serious damage to the US and global economies.

The Trump family’s latest cryptocurrency gambit may have flown too close to the sun. Now, the bipartisan GENIUS Act, one of the most comprehensive and pivotal attempts to regulate the stablecoin industry,

A $2 billion crypto deal involving President Trump's family and a foreign government is threatening to derail bipartisan stablecoin legislation that Congress has been working on for months. Why it matters: Democrats see the potential for gob-smacking corruption in Trump's lucrative crypto projects,

The controversy over President Donald Trump’s crypto profits is threatening to derail a quick deal on bipartisan stablecoin legislation backed by both the crypto industry and the White House.

The Canadian dollar was barely changed against its U.S. counterpart on Monday as domestic data showed further weakness in the services economy and ahead of Prime Minister Mark Carney's meeting with U.

President Donald Trump met Prime Minister Mark Carney amid high tensions over trade and tariffs. The Canadian prime minister expressed hope for launching a constructive dialogue.

The U.S. dollar held steady against the euro on Thursday following its biggest rise in two weeks a day earlier, when the Federal Reserve warned of rising risks to the economy from higher inflation and unemployment.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell won’t cut interest rates Wednesday, but he might sometime soon. No matter what, he’s in a no-win situation. It’s not just that President Donald Trump’s tariffs run the risk of both slowing growth and raising prices,

The Federal Reserve is yet to move interest rates in 2025 as the central bank continues its “wait-and-see” approach in the aftermath of President Donald Trump’s tariffs. After Wednesday’s meeting, the central bank announced it would keep the federal funds rate,