Wall Street traders gearing up for key inflation data sent stocks to fresh all-time highs. Treasuries retreated while the dollar notched its longest winning run in more than two years.

(Reuters) - Gold retreated for the sixth straight day on Wednesday on an advancing dollar and diminished expectations for a larger rate cut from the Federal Reserve in November. Spot gold fell 0.5% to ...

The dollar is on track for its longest run in more than two years as US economic resilience forces traders to rethink their ...

The consumer price index is seen rising 0.1% in September, its smallest gain in three months. Compared with a year earlier, ...

Following strong monthly increases in July and August, gold posted another healthy gain in September to finish 4.6% higher at ...

The U.S. dollar edged higher on Wednesday ahead of the release of records from the Federal Reserve's September decision to ...

Last week, the DXY index — which tracks the value of the U.S. dollar against other currencies — rose more than 2%, the most ...

Gold is consolidating yesterday's losses, spending most of the session so far below yesterday's settlement near $2622. Click ...

The dollar drifted sideways on Wednesday, giving some relief to the yen and other major currencies after a sharp rally to a ...

Elsewhere, the Australian dollar was licking wounds, having slid on Tuesday to $0.6715, its lowest since Sept. 16, after ...

The dollar held firm on Tuesday, treading water just under last week's seven-week highs as investors assessed the outlook for ...