The dollar declined this month against the currencies of six principal countries that trade with the United States, showing the largest drop in one month since September 2010, Bloomberg reported. [More]

As the American Federal Reserve promised to maintain a loose fiscal policy with low interest rates, the Bank of England was projected to tighten its monetary plans and raise rates, reported Bloomberg. [More]

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Following a meeting today, the Federal Reserve will most likely signal that near-zero interest rates will increase sometime this year and end its initial plan to maintain low rates for the foreseeable future, found Bloomberg News. [More]

The Federal Open Market Committee, which sets interest rates for the U.S. Federal Reserve, convened on Tuesday morning, Dow Jones confirmed. [More]

Economic upturns in the U.S. and concerns over sovereign debt in many European countries may finally pull the dollar from its long-term funk, according to DailyFX.com's David Song. [More]

Ongoing low value for the U.S. dollar has caused upheaval in the global foreign exchange marketplace, experts say, with Bloomberg noting that Taiwan is among the latest countries to see strong currency improvements thanks to the new imbalance. [More]

Ongoing inflationary concerns due to increasingly large stocks of foreign currency reserves could prompt China's financial regulators to change tack in the near future, Reuters reported. [More]

Poland's moves to help raise the value of the zloty place it in sharp contrast with the rest of the world's emerging markets, which are generally trying to lessen the value of their currencies to preserve economic growth, according to the Wall Street Journal. [More]

The effects of a mass foreign exchange buyout by the Chilean central bank have apparently worn off, as the currency's value climbed significantly against the U.S. dollar recently, prompting the government to contemplate monetary policy shifts to combat the move. [More]