The WSJ Dollar Index fell 0.2% — down for two consecutive trading days.

The WSJ Dollar Index rose 0.6% — up for four consecutive trading days.

The U.S. dollar has enjoyed something of a reprieve in recent weeks, regaining its place as a safe haven in times of turmoil.

DXY remains a safe haven as Middle East tensions rise. With the FOMC rate decision looming, can GBP/USD and EUR/USD overcome ...

DXY holds firm as Fed signals higher-for-longer rates, with rising yields and hot PPI reinforcing dollar strength while ...

The Economist’s Big Mac currency index has the dollar overvalued by 19%. The CFR Mini Mac index has it undervalued by 7 percent. We explain why ours is a better measure of currency values.

The U.S. dollar was soft on Monday as investors assessed shifting policy signals and shifting currency dynamics amid a busy global macro backdrop. The dollar index (DXY), which measures the greenback ...

The U.S. dollar was down on Monday as investors assessed developments surrounding the ongoing conflict in the Middle East and ...

The U.S. dollar lost ground on Wednesday as easing crude oil prices allowed for a glimmer of risk appetite ahead of a slate ...

The war in Iran is a global destabilizing event, and those are the times when investors seek out the safety of the U.S.