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Foreign Investors Piled Into U.S. Assets in 2025 as Treasury Holdings Dipped in December

Private investors, rather than central banks, drove the year's inflows, underscoring a shift toward market-based financing.

Mexico Senate Panels Approve Plan for 2026 World Cup Commemorative Coins

Ex-U.S. Diplomat Blasts Alberta Separatist Talks as State Department Shuts Door on Another Meeting

Dollar Stays Soft Despite White House ‘Strong Dollar’ Pledge

Yen Slips to ¥157.15–¥157.25 Per Dollar in Quiet New York Session

U.S. Treasury Expands FX Scrutiny, Keeps Korea on Watchlist as Won Weakness Seen Misaligned With Fundamentals

February Policy Shifts: Euro Becomes Sole Currency in Bulgaria, Solar Feed-In Rates Trimmed, UK Tightens Entry Checks

Gold, Silver Set Records as Central-Bank Demand and U.S. Policy Jitters Fuel Rush

Oil Rebounds and Gold Tops $4,500 as Geopolitics and Soft U.S. Jobs Data Lift Commodities

Analysts See Ruble Upswing Ending as Urals Slump Hits Budget

Bulgaria Enters Euro Area, Launching January Dual-Currency Transition

Russia Activates Digital Ruble for Budget Revenues as Law Takes Effect

Hundreds Hold Mock Funeral for the Penny at the Lincoln Memorial

Mexico’s Congress Clears Coin Overhaul, Sending 10- and 20-Peso Changes to Publication

Siluanov Rejects Currency Corridor as Ruble Policy Debate Reopens

PBOC Steers Yuan Near 7 With Firm Fixings as State Banks Tighten Dollar Liquidity

Mexico Files Plan to Update 10- and 20-Peso Coins for Cost Savings and Easier Use

Iron Ore Edges Higher as Softer Dollar Meets Sluggish China Demand

IMF Reclassifies India’s Currency Regime to ‘Crawl-Like’ as RBI Defends FX Smoothing

Mexico to Switch 1-, 2- and 5-Peso Coins to Bronze-Plated Steel Starting 2025