The yen’s quiet comeback isn’t about intervention threats (well, partly, if you include verbal) or yield differentials (but they will soon be narrowing)—it’s about a memo, not a mandate.

The yen finally remembered how to speak this week — not through some algorithmic twist of yield spreads or data surprises, but through the quiet push of human language.

Luis Aguilar, a senior commissioner at the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), is calling for a one-off alert to warn retail investors about the potential risks of trading off-exchange ...

March 21 (Reuters) - The foreign exchange market is on a heightened state of alert following contrasting interest rate surprises from the Swiss National Bank and Taiwan central bank on Thursday, and a ...

What should have been a quiet week of rate repricing and data drought has instead turned into a squall of credit ghosts, political theatrics, and misplaced havens. Somewhere between Powell’s soft ...

Emerging-markets currency exchange-traded funds are an old friend around here. Use the weakness radiating from Asia as a chance to review the thematic plays on the table. Just about every major market ...