Currencies: Dollar’s up a 14th day as investors eye Europe - A benchmark for tracking he U.S. currency edges higher as investors keep a wary eye on the latest developments surrounding Greece and Spain .

Asia Currencies Drop as Europe’s Debt Crisis Deters Risk-Taking - Asian currencies fell to a four-month low as Greece’s failure to form a government deterred risk taking, damping demand for higher-yielding assets.

Why the Selloff in Emerging Market Currencies Could Worsen - The selloff in emerging market currencies over recent months looks set to worsen, according to analysts, who point out India's rupee, Indonesia's rupiah, and to some extent, South Korea's won could face the brunt of the pressure.

Currencies: Dollar adds to longest rally in two decades - The U.S. dollar extends its longest rally in more than two decades after minutes from the latest Federal Reserve meeting raise questions about officials’ confidence in the outlook for the U.S. economy.

EM ASIA FX-Short-covering supports but Greece worsens outlook - SINGAPORE, May 17 (Reuters) - Emerging Asian currencies roseon Thursday as investors covered short positions in the batteredunits, but their outlook remained dim on escalating worries overGreece's exit ...

The Next Money: As the Big Economies Falter, Micro-Currencies Rise - More consumers are walking away from fiat currencies to drive commerce -- and society -- with new ways of buying.

Currencies: Dollar index marks longest rally since 2008 - Political stalemate in Greece takes a toll on the euro and helps lift the U.S. dollar. The dollar index marks its longest rally since 2008.

Currencies Could Be Poised for Short-Term Relief Against Buck and Yen - Currencies Could Be Poised for Short-Term Relief Against Buck and Yen

Asian Currencies Set for Weekly Loss on Greece, Export Slowdown - Asian currencies headed for a second weekly drop after a political impasse in Greece roiled global markets and official reports showed exports from China, Malaysia and the Philippines slowed.

Currencies: Dollar at highest since January on Greece worry - The euro falls sharply following reports that Greek politicians failed to form a coalition government, making it more likely that new elections will be called for next month.