Copper Rises on Strong US Manufacturing
Copper rose in London after U.S. construction and manufacturing reports signaled expansion. The Inst...
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US Record Crops Cause Outflow from Agriculture Funds
The investment binge in U.S. agriculture funds has ended as record crops and the promise of improvin...
Gold Falls As USD Gets Stronger
Gold fell to the lowest in more than two months in New York as a stronger dollar curbed demand for a...
US Factory Output Rises in August
The U.S. manufacturing industry expanded in August while employment in the sector grew at its fastes...
China Authorizes Local Governments to Issue Bonds
China’s parliament has formally approved changes to the budget law allowing local governments ...
India Knitting Closer Ties with Japan But Eyes China for Reaction
There’s more to blossoming ties between the Indian and Japanese prime ministers than counterba...
Putin’s Comment on Taking Kiev Taken Out of Context Says Goverment
A reported comment by President Vladimir Putin that Russia could capture Ukraine’s capital Kie...
Inflation Hints Drive Investors to Inflation Protected Bonds
U.S. investors are back in the hunt for inflation protection for the first time in two years as risi...
German Auto Sales Drop 0.5% in August
Sales of new cars in Germany, Europe’s biggest auto market, declined about 0.5 percent in Augu...
Draghi Promises QE But Has to Convince Germany First
Expectations for further policy action at the European Central Bank’s meeting on Thursday are ...
Ruble Drops as New Set of Sanctions in Horizon
Russia’s currency has hit its lowest level ever against the U.S. dollar as the risk of new Wes...
Eurozone Manufacturing Falls in August
Manufacturing output in the euro zone fell back in August, failing to meet market expectations, as e...
Economist Says Germany is Obsessed with Austerity
Germany’s push for fiscal austerity is preventing the euro zone economy from growing—and ins...
European Soft Power versus Russian Hard Tactics in Ukraine
The crisis in Ukraine seems to be slipping ever closer to an all-out war, as Russian troops make con...
Draghi to Borrow Arrows From Abe
Following Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s footsteps, European Central Bank (ECB) chief Ma...
Greece Will Appeal to Troika for Growth
At its meeting Tuesday with the so-called “Troika” of bodies that manage Greece’s ...
Polls Point to Rise in Yes Vote for Scotland
Scottish voters are shifting rapidly toward support for independence with less than three weeks to g...
Periphery Economies Borrow Heavy Again
Companies in the peripheral euro zone countries which caused the near-disaster of the euro zone debt...
Former UK PM Says Independent Scotland Would be an Outcast
Former prime minister Gordon Brown has said an independent Scotland would become “an internati...
Japan and India Put Nuclear Energy as a Priority
Indian PM Narendra Modi and Japan’s Shinzo Abe have agreed at a summit in Tokyo to accelerate ...