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Companies & Markets

Digital euro could drain up to 700 billion euros of deposits in bank run, ECB says

The dollar is being aided by some more hawkish commentary by Federal Reserve officials.
Capital Markets & Currencies

US dollar mixed as yen sell-off wanes, euro hit by French politics

“The initiative will provide a real European alternative to the US-dominated stablecoin market, contributing to Europe’s strategic autonomy in payments,” said the consortium of European banks, including UniCredit.
Banking & Finance

European banks to launch euro stablecoin in bid to counter US dominance

Issuance in US dollars and euros by Asia-Pacific borrowers totals about US$306 billion so far this year.
Capital Markets & Currencies

Asia’s US$306 billion of global bond sales are about to go higher

A worker counts US dollar banknotes at a money exchange outlet in New Delhi on July 31, 2025. On July 30, two days before the deadline for the reintroduction of Trump's so-called "reciprocal tariffs", the US president announced that Indian shipments to the United States would be hit with a 25 percent tariff. (Photo by Arun SANKAR / AFP)
Opinion & Features

The US dollar endures, but for how long?

Things look rockier for the US dollar as data showed jobs growth missed expectations in July with downward revisions to prior months as well.
Banking & Finance

Currency traders focus on Australian dollar and euro for bearish US dollar bets

After hitting a roughly three-week low early in the session, the euro has regained some ground to US$1.16905.
Banking & Finance

US dollar steadies amid muted reaction to Trump’s 30% tariff threat to EU and Mexico

If experience over the last decade holds true, a too-strong euro is the last thing the euro area needs.
Opinion & Features
THE BOTTOM LINE

A strong euro isn’t what the doctor ordered

FILE PHOTO: The Federal Reserve building is seen in Washington, U.S., January 26, 2022. REUTERS/Joshua Roberts/File Photo
Capital Markets & Currencies
BT EXPLAINS

Central banks are ditching the greenback: What’s in favour instead?

Traders are sidestepping the US dollar after its biggest slump in years, with Europe’s common currency looking like a key beneficiary as the region’s markets seize on billions in government stimulus spending.
Companies & Markets

Currency traders ditching the US dollar for euro on option bets

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