Kudos, then, to the authors of “King Dollar” and “Our Dollar, Your Problem” on their improbably excellent timing. They’ve hit today’s headlines on the wing. What’s wrong with the dollar?

TOKYO (Reuters) -The dollar slipped against most major currencies on Wednesday as investors monitored developments in President Donald Trump's tariff negotiations with key trading partners ...

Here’s something investors don’t see very often: The stock market and the U.S. dollar are retreating side by side, and history, while limited, suggests investors should stay on their toes.

The U.S. Dollar (DXY) fell on Monday, weighed down by tensions related to the U.S.-China trade, and President Donald Trump's tax bill. U.S.-China trade tensions escalated after Trump accused China ...

US stocks ended the day sharply lower Monday and the dollar tumbled as investors assessed continued tariff uncertainty and the implications of President Donald Trump’s ongoing mission to try and ...

But this isn't the financial market's biggest problem. America has been running about a trillion-dollar deficit for years and this outpouring of dollars has spurred growth in global trade and ...

The dollar index (DXY00) Thursday fell by -1.84% and posted a 6-1/4 month low. The dollar fell sharply on Thursday because of concerns that the escalation of the US-China trade war would derail ...

1055 GMT – From a historical perspective, there’s nothing sinister about recent falls in the U.S. dollar, says Eurizon SLJ Capital’s Stephen Li Jen in a note. “Despite global upheavals ...