The world's reserve currency surged against the Japanese yen and the shared currency of the European Union on foreign exchange markets on Thursday, propelled higher by uplifting economic data about the labor market of the globe's largest economy, Bloomberg reports. [More]

The monetary unit of the globe's largest economy shot up in value against the Japanese yen on foreign exchange markets on Friday, spurred higher by stronger than forecast jobs data released by that top economy, Reuters reports. [More]

The monetary unit of the world's largest economy slumped on Monday on foreign exchange markets against the shared currency of the European Union prior to the release of an economic report regarding personal spending in the U.S. in March, according to Bloomberg. [More]

The world's reserve currency lost value on Friday against the majority of its rival monetary units on foreign exchange markets after tepid employment data caused shivers about the pace of the economic recovery from the Great Recession, Reuters reports. [More]

The value of the world's reserve currency fell to its lowest value in seven days on foreign exchange markets against the common currency of the European Union on Friday as the central bank appeared likely to preserve its economy-spurring measures, Bloomberg reports. [More]

Stronger-than-anticipated retail sales last month drove up the U.S. dollar on foreign exchange markets on Wednesday as the monetary unit achieved gains against the majority of its rivals, according to Bloomberg. [More]

The value of the U.S. dollar pushed to its top rate in nearly six months on foreign exchange markets on Tuesday in the aftermath of economic data indicating domestic service industries develop last month more rapidly than any time in the past 12 months, according to Bloomberg. [More]

The world's reserve currency emboldened on Thursday on foreign exchange markets as it hurtled toward its top value in about 90 days as economic data showed momentum is picking up the pace in the globe's largest economy, Bloomberg reports. [More]

The world's reserve currency lost value against the common currency of the European Union on Friday, dropping to its lowest value since November 2011, according to Bloomberg. [More]

The dollar rose to a three-week high against a number of competing monetary units, as concerns regarding more budget battles in Washington, D.C., drove investors to the world's reserve currency [More]