(Bloomberg) -- The Canadian dollar and Mexican peso strengthened after US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick signaled President Donald Trump might walk back on some planned tariffs. Both currencies ...

Tariff risk has flared repeatedly for the two currencies this year ... “Given this language from the White House this afternoon, signs point to a very dollar-positive open tomorrow,” said ...

The Kenyan, Ugandan, Nigerian and Ghanaian currencies are expected to be broadly stable against the dollar in the next week ...

Some Latin American currencies received an additional boost ... investors have focused on China’s plans to revive consumption. Nascent signs suggest domestic demand is picking up, with retail ...

An index of emerging-market currencies ended the day slightly lower after the Federal Reserve decided to keep interest rates unchanged and showed concerns over the US economic outlook and policy ...

RBI and BOM sign MoU to promote INR and MUR use in cross-border transactions, enhancing trade and financial integration.

The Canadian dollar and Mexican peso strengthened Thursday as investors cheered a reprieve from crippling US tariffs that came into effect just days ago. President Donald Trump delayed the tariffs ...