The US dollar was little changed against a basket of rivals on Monday morning day, holding onto gains from last week, as investors pored over comments on the state of the American economy from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and a slew of bleak US economic data.

The US dollar edged lower against the euro on Friday, ending a four-day winning streak, but broader concerns about the euro's outlook kept dollar bears at bay.

The US dollar climbed slightly on Thursday, supported by expectations of more stimulus from central banks to limit the economic damage from the coronavirus pandemic.

The US dollar extended its increase on Tuesday as investors continued to search for safe haven following a plunge in oil prices a day earlier.

The US dollar was slightly higher Monday as plunged oil prices weighed on oil-linked currencies and as investors braced for a tough quarter ahead.

The US dollar index edged higher on Wednesday in choppy trading, attracting safe-haven bids, as investor concerns remained over the economic fallout of the pandemic.

Prices of prebaked anode in China, an essential material used in aluminium smelting, will face further downside risks after April as a negative impact on demand from the COVID-19 outbreak continues to weigh on prebaked anode profits.

Oil prices skyrocketed on Thursday after US President Donald Trump said that Saudi Arabia and Russia could soon ease pressure on oil.

China’s nickel ore imports from the Philippines, one of the major sources of ore supply, could be badly hit in April as the Philippines has suspended all mining operations in its nickel mining hub...

Prices of light and medium-to-heavy rare earth products mostly declined last week as the widespread COVID-19 overseas weakened investors’ prospects for demand and kept domestic consumers from...