Australia Home Loan Approvals Fall for Third Month
Australian home-loan approvals fell in December for a third month and the proportion to first-home b...
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State of Union: Obama to Propose Spending to Boost Jobs
President Barack Obama will use his State of the Union address this week to focus on job creation an...
Australian home loan approvals fell a seasonally adjusted 1.5 per cent in December from November
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White House: Coming Budget Cuts Will Hit Economy
Automatic government spending cuts due to go into effect March 1 unless Congress acts to prevent the...
EUR/USD Moves Below 1.34 Slowdown Signs
The euro touched a two-week low against the dollar on signs the region’s economy is slowing amid p...
Unrest Returns and Euro Ministers Seek New Crisis Momentum
European finance chiefs will seek to win back crisis-management momentum to navigate the currency ar...
China Eclipses U.S. as Biggest Trading Nation
China surpassed the U.S. to become the world’s biggest trading nation last year as measured by the...
Week in FX Europe – Draghi And Aso Have So Much In Common
On Thursday the Head of the European Central Bank issued a confusing statement. Draghi’s remarks i...
Week in FX Americas – Bank Of Canada Pushes Rate Hikes Further Out The Curve
Canada’s weak growth in the second-half of 2012 has finally shown up in the job numbers. Januaryâ€...
Week in FX Asia – After G20 Aso Comments Will Have Been Forgotten
The market may be confused about what Japan’s Finance Minister Aso said or did not say. However, n...
China Trade Rebounds in January
China’s foreign trade continued to rebound strongly in January due to more working days last m...
China Inflation Falls to 2 Percent
China’s annual consumer inflation for January eased from a seven-month high in December despit...
Japan China Trade Rises 10 Percent YoY
After the territorial dispute between Japan and China trade is starting to pick up again. Trade betw...
US Trade Gap Shows Smallest Deficit in 3 Years
A rise in exports and lower imports of oil helped push the U.S. trade deficit to its narrowest point...
Japan Surplus is Smallest on Record
The monthly deficit was 264.1 billion yen ($2.83 billion), Ministry of Finance data showed on Friday...
European Banks will Repay 4.9 billion next week
Banks will pay back 4.993 billion euros next week of the 3-year loans they took from the European Ce...
EU Budget is Agreed with 34 billion in Cuts
European leaders have finally agreed a budget deal for the rest of the decade after a marathon 25-an...
Australia Controversial Mining Tax Falls Below Expectations
The government said it collected A$126m ($130m; £80m) in the six months since it was implemented on...
German Exports Push Trade Surplus to Highest level in Decades
While the rest of Europe contracts, Germany posted impressive export figures in 2012. Due to the hig...
French Growth of 0.1% Enough to Avoid Recession
The French economy has been on the brink of recession and has avoided a technical recession by provi...