Chaos in Athens as Auburn Topples Top Ranked Georgia
The college football landscape shifted violently on Saturday afternoon as Auburn pulled off a staggering 27-24 upset over the number one ranked…
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Sunday, October 18
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Commodities
Oil supply is rising, but Brent still won’t crack below $105: here’s why
Oil prices edged lower on Friday, but the inability of Brent to retreat decisively from $105 is exposing a problem that additional barrels alone may not…
Precious Metals Enter the Digital Wallet Era
Owning gold and silver has long been seen as a strategy for stability and wealth preservation, but actually…
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Two desks, one question: where is the money going next?
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Business
Deals, earnings and the people who sign them
Jim Cramer makes bold call on battered apparel stock VF Corp
Jim Cramer’s opinion on VF Corp has shifted. The CNBC host said investors should buy VF Corp (VFC), the owner of Vans, The North Face, and Timberland, after…
Politics
Where policy meets the price
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Politics
Tehran Issues Ultimatum to Washington Amid Rising Maritime Chaos
Tensions in the Middle East reached a boiling point Friday as Iran issued a stark ultimatum to the United States, promising to reopen the strategically vital Strait of…
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One Dollar, Eight Borders
How far a single US dollar stretches abroad compared with 10 sessions ago. A bar running right means the dollar now buys more of that currency; a bar running left means it buys less.
Rates as of
2026-10-16
Checked 59 minutes ago
Where the dollar gained most
JPY
+0.22%
Japanese yen
Where it lost most ground
SEK
−1.53%
Swedish krona
EUR
Euro
−0.25%
$1 = 0.8887 EUR
GBP
Pound sterling
−1.01%
$1 = 0.7499 GBP
JPY
Japanese yen
+0.22%
$1 = 158.02 JPY
CHF
Swiss franc
−0.32%
$1 = 0.8240 CHF
CNY
Chinese yuan
−0.27%
$1 = 6.6862 CNY
CAD
Canadian dollar
−0.55%
$1 = 1.4161 CAD
AUD
Australian dollar
−0.28%
$1 = 1.4370 AUD
SEK
Swedish krona
−1.53%
$1 = 9.9040 SEK
Sport News
Scores, transfers and the business of the game
