Financial Times

The Federal Reserve's cautious outlook for the world's biggest economy sends the dollar to a three-month low on a trade-weighted basis, as further fragile data adds to concern

Germans have become less worried about unemployment than at any time in the past two years, triggering a surge in consumer confidence in Europe's largest economy

Price rises fell within the Reserve Bank of Australia's target range of 2-3 per cent for first time in three years, making rate rise unlikely, analysts say

The disagreement among the 24-member board on the currency weakens the pressure on China further to revalue the renminbi after it abandoned its peg to the dollar

The quest to turn the renminbi into an international reserve currency may take time, but Beijing is taking big steps in that direction.

Pound reaches a five-month high against the dollar

Toyota expects to begin building cars at a new assembly plant in India in December, and additional factories are planned for Brazil and China in 2012

Weak US growth bodes ill for the greenback in coming months, says Jens Nordvig, head of G10 currency strategy at Nomura

Eurozone mortgage borrowing surged last month to the highest in almost two years in a sign that bank lending across the 16-country region may be flickering back to life