Germany and Greece Finance Ministers Agree to Disagree
Greece’s talks with its euro zone neighbors over its debt burden and bailout program came to a...
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Bank of Thailand Chief Doesn’t Rule Out Rate Cut
The Bank of Thailand (BOT) has room to turn more accommodative and could jump on the easing bandwago...
RBA’s Grim Outlook Makes Room for Further Interest-Rate Cuts
Australia’s central bank Friday lowered its medium-term forecasts for inflation and economic growt...
Strong U.S. Dollar Being Felt at Home
Economists revised their estimates of U.S. economic growth downward on Thursday after the government...
Interesting Next Steps for Greece
The ECB made it clear yesterday that the suspension of Greek sovereign debt as eligible collateral c...
EUR/USD Back Above 1.1450 as Greece Retains Funding Access
The euro strengthened, recovering most of Wednesday’s loss, as Greek banks will get emergency fund...
USD/CNY Near 6.14 as PBOC Uses Fixing to Force Gains
The yuan strengthened the most this year after the People’s Bank of China raised its reference rat...
Asian Equities Higher as Oil Resumes Rebound
Asian stocks followed U.S. equities higher, with the regional benchmark index extending its weekly a...
RBA Action Spurs Australian Stocks
Australian stocks, the world’s best performers over the past 11 days, are on course for a record w...
RBA Cuts Growth Forecasts
Australia’s central bank on Friday gave a more somber assessment on the economy and said that ...
RBA Lowers Growth and Inflation Forecasts
Australia’s central bank lowered its 2015 growth and inflation forecasts and predicted unemploymen...
EUR/USD Near 1.15 on Strong German Data
The euro inched up on Thursday on strong German data, clawing back some of the ground it lost the pr...
West TX Oil Back Near $51 on Libya Violence
Oil prices jumped about 4 percent on Thursday as falling output and rising violence in Libya, along ...
Gold Steady Around $1265 as Market Awaits U.S. Jobs Data
Gold closed about $2 lower on Thursday as uncertainty in Greece after the European Central Bank said...
U.S. Stocks Close Higher
U.S. stocks closed up about 1 percent on Thursday,encouraged by stabilization in oil and shaking off...
Some Believe Oil will Slide Further
So much for the rally. Oil will likely still head as low as $30, analyst John Kilduff told CNBC on T...
U.S. Jobless Claims Increase but Less than Expected
The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment rose less than expected last week, a sign...
As Expected, BOE Remains Steady
The Bank of England (BoE) left its benchmark interest rate unchanged Thursday — as expected â€...
Rollercoaster Ride Continues with Oil
The rollercoaster ride in oil prices continued on Thursday, after the market tumbled on news that U....
Concern Remains Over Hong Kong Property Prices
Hong Kong’s property sector may face dire predictions of a crash after the breakneck pace of p...