Gold Calm at Start of Week
Gold is showing little movement on Monday, continuing the trend that marked most of last week’...
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When Will The EUR Become Exhausted?
Month-end and quarter-end considerations are making for quiet trading conditions. This is not new fo...
EUR/USD: Little Change As German CPI Steady
EUR/USD has started the trading week quietly, as the pair trades in the mid-1.36 range in Monday...
EURUSD eases to 1.3640, AUDUSD drops to 0.9405, GBPUSD drops to 1.7020, USDJPY at 101.40, gold at 1315
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BOE Deputy: Rates Likely to Hit 5%
Interest rates are likely to hit 5% within a decade, according to the outgoing Bank of England deput...
AUD/USD remaining steady around 0.9420 before Tuesday’s RBA decision
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Korean Won at Six Year High
The won reached a six-year high and was set for its biggest quarterly advance in three as the dollar...
Market Still Grappling with Intricacy of ECB’s Plan
Mario Draghi’s latest stimulus tool contains a hidden message: If you think interest rates will ri...
Asian Equities Edge Higher
Asian share markets edged cautiously higher on Monday while the dollar stayed under pressure ahead o...
Australia New Home Sales Fall 4.3% in May
Sales of new homes in Australia fell in May for the first time in five months, possibly a sign that ...
Japan’s Factory Output Signals Economic Recovery
Japan’s factory output rose in May after companies cut production in April to offset the impac...
Growth in China May Remain Weak
Chinese manufacturing data could disappoint this week amid weakness in the economy and that may just...
The TD Securities/Melbourne Inst. monthly AU inflation gauge remained flat in June following a rise of 0.3% in May and 0.4% in April
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U.S. Dollar Falls to Seven-Week Low
The dollar slumped to its lowest level against a basket of major peers in seven weeks as reports thi...
U.S. Dollar Continues to Fall Amid Pessimism on Economic Growth
The dollar weakened the most in almost three months as signs U.S. economic growth is flagging damped...
Different Directions from Fed and RBA
Australia’s bond yield advantage to the U.S. has narrowed to an 11-month low as traders see the Re...
USD/JPY Near 101.30 Amid Ukraine and Iraq Tensions
The yen held gains against most major peers from last week as North Korea’s launching of missiles ...
U.S. Based Chinese Companies Dim Profit Outlook
The most-actively traded Chinese companies in the U.S. are on pace to report the smallest profits in...
Japan PM Abe Giving and Taking
For corporate Japan, burdened by one of the industrialized world’s steepest tax rates, a tax c...
India’s PM Looks at Overhaul to Create Jobs
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has set in motion the first major revamp in decades of India’s ar...