Donald Trump's second presidency is having a dramatic impact on currencies around the world, though not in the way investors anticipated just a few months ago.

European stocks look like newly good investments amid Trump's tariff war and US economic unpredictabilities. European defense stocks are particularly appealing.

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Unchanged at $1.04 The euro has traded in a wide range over the past month. Starting with a slump at the end of January as ...

The European Union appears to be feeling the pressure to fast-track its digital euro project as the Trump administration ...

Despite the current selloff in cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (BTC), the European Central Bank (ECB) says it is proceeding ...

Growing challenges to the euro's status as a reserve currency in a fast-changing global economy are, for now, staying the ...

From automated exchange systems offering competitive rates to evolving bank partnerships affecting ATM fees, many long-held ...

The FTSE 100 has also erased its drop and is now little changed, lifted by BA parent IAG following its results, while energy ...

“So you want to buy defense," he told CNBC. "You want to keep out of the euro and own the yen, which is now the new safe ...

What might surprise the Trump administration is the reaction not just from liberal European powers but backlash from populist ...

Investors are getting creative in the way they bet on the diverging paths for interest rates across major economies as they look for ways to sidestep volatility in the dollar, using European ...