Quantitative Easing is the term given to the Federal Reserve's policy of printing 1,000 billion new dollars annually in order to finance the US budget deficit by purchasing US Treasury bonds and to keep the prices high of debt-related derivatives on ...

The June U.S. Dollar Index is trading flat overnight as investors remain on the sidelines ahead of Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's testimony before the Joint Economic Committee of Congress at 10 am EDT.

US dollar closes at AR$ 5.255; 'blue' rate lower. The US dollar official rate rose half a cent today at exchange houses ending at AR$5.255 for its selling price while the black market dollar slid 32 cents and closed to AR$8.58.

Gold Silver GLD IAU SLV After seven straight session losses, Gold reversed course on Monday posting a strong gain. The precious metal's fortunes improved as equities slipped and the U.S. dollar declined against other currencies. Gold futures for June ...

St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank President James Bullard said at an event in Frankfurt that the Fed should continue with the quantitative easing to boost US economic growth. He also said that the central bank can adjust the pace of bond-buying according ...

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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar fell against the euro on Tuesday after comments from Federal Reserve officials dented expectations the U.S.

Both streamlining the procedures to buy US dollars and accessing US dollars were the two main topics addressed in the technical meeting held between Venezuelan Minister of Commerce Alejandro Fleming and representatives of the health production ...

The US Dollar Index is testing the highs from last July, and so far, we seem to be stalling right below the major 84.25 breakout level.

Fundamentals are strong and the U.S. dollar has helped the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 hit new highs Friday, the CNBC "Fast Money" pros said, but can the stock rally last?