SYDNEY/LONDON, June 16 (Reuters) - World shares nudged up on Monday, with oil prices steadier but holding on to most of last week's increase, as the conflict between Israel and Iran added further ...

The dollar strengthened against the safe-haven yen and Swiss franc on Monday, but weakened against most major currencies, as ...

World shares nudged up on Monday, helped by oil walking back some of last week's increase, though the conflict between Israel ...

The dollar held its ground in choppy trading on Monday, as investors keenly monitored Israel-Iran fighting for any signs that ...

Institutions would rather hold the Swiss franc at a 0% interest rate, instead of the Japanese yen, the euro, or any other G10 currency with a notable yield.

The euro rose against the Swiss franc and the SNB’s messaging on foreign exchange will be a key focus at Thursday’s meeting after the U.S. added Switzerland to its monitoring list of potential ...

Stock futures were pointing to a higher open Monday, showing investors were largely taking the conflict between Israel and Iran in their stride. The two countries struck each other's energy facilities ...

Fears of escalation in the Middle East conflict have eased.

The USD/CHF exchange rate has plunged in the past few months and will be in focus ahead of the SNB and Federal Reserve rates decisions.

The USD/CHF pair gathers strength to around 0.8125 during the early European session on Monday, bolstered by the rebound in the US Dollar (USD). Investors await the Swiss May Producer and Import ...

The Kuwaiti dinar was first introduced in the 1960s and has had a long-standing history of being one of the strongest and ...

The dollar has sunk to its lowest in three years as rapidly changing US trade policy unsettles markets and expectations build ...