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U.S. Treasuries Gain Strongly over Global Growth Concerns
Treasuries gained the most in more than eight months as yields higher relative to most Group of Seve...
Draghi’s Asset Purchases May Start Slowly
When Mario Draghi writes his first check to pay for asset purchases, he might not use much ink. Whil...
RBA Considers Restrictions to Cool Housing Market
Australian central bank officials signaled any measures to cool the nation’s housing market could ...
EUR/USD At 1.2650 on Diverging Central Bank Policies
The dollar approached its strongest level in two years against the euro as diverging central-bank po...
Asian Equities Drop Again Following Global Decline
Asian stocks dropped, extending global declines, while sovereign bonds rose with precious metals bef...
AUD/USD Surges to 0.8810 after Building Data
Australia’s dollar rallied from an eight-month low after data showed building permits in the natio...
Australia’s trade balance remained in the red with a deficit of $787m in August, following a deficit of $1.075b in July
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Canadian Dollar Looking for Suitors in 2015
The coming year is unlikely to bring any relief to the weakening Canadian dollar as the Bank of Cana...
BoE Expected to Wait Until 2015 for Rate Move
British interest rates will rise from record lows early next year as the UK economic recovery outpac...
U.S. Stocks Down Sharply over Ebola Fears
U.S. stocks dropped more than 1 percent on Wednesday as the first diagnosis of Ebola in a patient in...
Asian Equities Lower after Wall Street
Asian stocks fell on Thursday, dragged lower after the first case of Ebola diagnosed in the United S...
Further ECB Stimulus May Hurt Euro
The euro will weaken further over the coming year, according to analysts polled by Reuters, who said...
U.K. Mortgage Holders Would “really struggle”
Almost a fifth of British mortgage holders say they would “really struggle” with any inc...
U.S. Construction Spending Slides as Manufacturing Slows
U.S. manufacturing expanded during September but the pace of growth at American factories slowed fro...
China’s Banks Turn Away Depositors
China’s banks this week found themselves turning away would-be depositors as they scrambled to...
Regardless of Tax, Risks to ‘Abenomics’ Growing
If history is a guide, a string of disappointing economic reports in Japan would seem to argue again...
Mr Yen: USD/JPY Won’t Move Beyond 112
The U.S. dollar rose to its highest level against the Japanese yen since August 2008 on Wednesday, b...
OECD: ‘Enormous increase’ in Global Inequality
The sharp rise in income inequality across the world is one of the most worrying developments of the...
The Fed Urged to Wait for Inflation Signs
Fed Chair Janet Yellen’s cautious bearing to winding down easy monetary policy has been the co...