Freshman Struggles and Overtime Heartbreak Sink Michigan Against Indiana
Michigan had every opportunity to pull off a stunning upset on Saturday, but they ultimately fell short in a gritty defensive struggle,…
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Gold extends losses but UBS sees key support ahead
Spot gold prices were little changed in early US trading Friday, holding near levels reached after Thursday’s steep losses. Spot gold was trading at $4020 an…
White House Leverages Cold War Law to Combat Spiraling Energy Costs
President Donald Trump took an aggressive step toward stabilizing energy markets on Thursday by invoking the Defense Production…
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Kroger cuts discounts, promises pricing changes
Kroger’s CEO Gregory Foran wants to simplify the company’s discounting system. That’s going to take time, and it won’t always mean lower prices, but his goal is clearly…
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Speed and Strategy Collide at COTA Opening Session
The roar of engines returned to the Circuit of the Americas this Friday as drivers took to the track for the first free practice session of the 2026…
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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
2026-10-23
Checked 7 minutes ago
Where the dollar gained most
EUR
+0.12%
Euro
Where it lost most ground
CAD
−1.62%
Canadian dollar
EUR
Euro
+0.12%
$1 = 0.8934 EUR
GBP
Pound sterling
−1.11%
$1 = 0.7480 GBP
JPY
Japanese yen
−0.92%
$1 = 156.80 JPY
CHF
Swiss franc
−0.81%
$1 = 0.8244 CHF
CNY
Chinese yuan
−0.33%
$1 = 6.6702 CNY
CAD
Canadian dollar
−1.62%
$1 = 1.3995 CAD
AUD
Australian dollar
−0.59%
$1 = 1.4240 AUD
SEK
Swedish krona
−0.21%
$1 = 9.9446 SEK
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