Confidence in the world’s reserve currency is in doubt, leaving an opening for alternatives like the euro. But it won’t be ...

Mike Spector was a reporter at The Wall Street Journal covering the auto industry, focusing on safety, regulation, litigation and government investigations. Previously, he covered deals, private ...

The current president, Daniel Noboa (center-right), triumphed in Ecuador’s presidential elections, where no president has been re-elected in over a decade, defeating his leftist ...

In short, protectionism grants states too much arbitrary power to intervene in the market and thus spawns more platforms for ...

Carolyn Cui formerly wrote about the fixed income market from The Wall Street Journal's New York office. Her coverage area included the U.S. Treasury market, interest rates and investment trends in ...

In order to break that top 220, buyers will need to invest more than $395,000, according to an analysis by CryptoRank.io. But ...

Financial markets around the world have faced significant upheaval this year, impacting not only stock markets but also the ...

Dollar dominance also allows the U.S. to push around other countries like Venezuela, Iran and Russia by locking them out of a ...

They also occurred because the government used the Venezuelan Central Bank to inject millions of dollars into the foreign currency exchange market every week and prop up the bolivar. Those ...