Singapore to Unveil a ‘People’s Budget’ Next Week
Singapore’s 2015 budget, taking place as the nation turns 50 and during what could potentially...
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U.S. Stocks Back Near Record Highs
U.S. stocks closed up on Tuesday at highs after encouraging reports out of Greece sent the S&P ...
Ukraine Ceasefire Broken As Rebels Attack Town
Pro-Russian rebels fought their way into an encircled government bastion and were battling street-to...
FTSE 100 – Record Highs in Sight Despite Numerous UK Headwinds
The UK has been one of the better performers in the global economy for quite a while now and yet the...
GBP/USD – Steady as CPI Continues to Slide
The pound is stable on Tuesday, as GBP/USD is trading in the mid-1.53 range. On the release front, B...
USD/CAD – Steady as US Manufacturing Data Slips
The Canadian dollar is steady on Tuesday, as USD/CAD trades in the mid-1.24 range. On the release fr...
AUD/USD – Aussie Posts Gains Despite Downbeat RBA Minutes
AUD/USD has posted modest gains on Tuesday, as the pair trades in the low-0.78 range early in the ...
EUR/USD Greek Debt Talks Continue To Add Uncertainty
With Greece’s new government still locked in talks with the Troika over its bailout program an...
USD/JPY – Yen Posts Slight Gains Ahead of BOJ Statement
The Japanese yen has posted small gains on Tuesday, as USD/JPY trades in the high-118 range. On the...
Gold Dips as Markets Eye Greece Bailout Standoff
Gold prices have dropped on Tuesday, as the metal is trading at a spot price of $1222.96 in the Eu...
EUR/USD – Slight Gains Ahead of Key German Data
The euro continues to have a quiet week, as EUR/USD trades in the mid-1.13 range on Tuesday. On t...
GBP/USD Awaits Inflation As Greece-Europe Talks Stall
The Bank of England (BoE) has warned that inflation could turn negative in the Spring ahead of the c...
RBA Debated on Delaying Rate Cut to March
Australia’s central bank board debated on whether to cut interest rates this month or next, bu...
China House Prices Drop Again
China new home prices registered their fifth month of annual drops in January, as tepid demand dragg...
Singapore’s GDP Grows More than Initially Expected
Singapore’s economy grew more than initially estimated last quarter as manufacturing improved, eve...
Japan Stocks Fall as Greek Debt Talks Break Down
Japanese stocks swung between gains and losses, with the Topix index trading near a seven-year high,...
Australia’s ANZ/ROY Morgan’s weekly consumer confidence index fell 1.7% to its lowest level since August
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Goldman Sachs: Japan Corporate Landscape is Changing
Japanese corporates are notorious for hoarding cash, but there’s a revolutionary shift underwa...
The Ball is in Greece’s Court
The abrupt ending to the Eurogroup meeting this evening in Brussels points to the fundamental differ...
Talks Between Greece and Euro-Area Finance Ministers Break Up
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker’s 11th-hour effort to strike a deal with Greece ...