What Happened in Markets Today The WSJ Dollar Index retreated. The Taiwanese dollar has appreciated nearly 10% in recent trading sessions. The move is potentially a preview of a world in which there ...

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick was optimistic Monday about President Trump’s tariff push, saying he felt “really, ...

Oil prices shed 2% Monday to end at a fresh four-year low after OPEC and its market allies this weekend confirmed plans to ...

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The Taiwanese dollar jumped to a multiyear high Monday, extending a recent rally and prompting top officials to deny the ...

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