European Open – UK Jobs and EZ Inflation in Focus
European futures are pointing to a mixed start on Friday as traders await the release of employment ...
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Fed’s Rosengren: Conditions for Rate Rise Not Yet Met
The U.S labor market needs to strengthen further and inflation needs to show signs of heading back u...
U.S. Dollar Bulls Hurt Again by Data
The dollar wallowed at its lowest in over a week against a basket of major currencies early on Frida...
Asian Equities Trying to Ignore U.S. Lead
Asian shares edged up in early trade on Friday, on track to score weekly gains and shrugging off a l...
Fed Officials at Odds Over Rate Timing
Federal Reserve officials on Thursday were again at public odds over when the U.S. central bank shou...
Oil Rallies to 2015 High on Yemen
Crude oil prices jumped to fresh 2015 peaks on Thursday, turning higher on news that a tribal group ...
West TX Oil Above $56 on Yemen Terminal
U.S. crude settled up 32 cents at $56.71 per barrel on Thursday on news that a tribal group made up ...
Gold Steady Around $1200 after Mixed U.S. Data
Gold prices slipped below $1,200 an ounce on Thursday, after rising earlier in the session on a soft...
U.S. Dollar Slides Further on Fed Talk
The U.S. dollar was on track for its biggest daily decline against a basket of major currencies in n...
Asian Equities Open Lower after U.S. Lead
Asian equities posted a lower open on Friday, tracking an unimpressive lead from their U.S. peers ov...
S&P: ‘It’s a race against the clock’ for Greece
Just a day after a credit rating downgrade by Standard & Poor’s (S&P), a leading fig...
Fed’s Fischer: Rebound is Coming
Although the first quarter of the year was “poor,” an economic rebound is already underw...
Many Eyes on U.S. Inflation
Friday’s March consumer price index is more important than usual since it is one piece of data...
Growing Concerns over China’s Factories
Eight years ago, Pascal Lighting employed about 2,000 workers on a leafy campus in southern China. T...
Questions Remain over India’s GDP
Ashish Kumar, the head of India’s statistics office, has faced two months of questioning about...
Greek PM Tsipras Remains Confident of EU Deal
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras told Reuters on Thursday he was “firmly optimistic” ...
Skepticism on China Led AIIB
The China-led Asian Investment Infrastructure Bank (AIIB) is a symbolic institution with no real sig...
Big Things Expected from Indonesia
Indonesia is on track to become Asia’s next trillion dollar economy in two years, according to...
Fed May Not Raise Rates in 2015
Amid a slowing economy and wobbly financial markets, investors have tamped down their expectations f...
USD/CAD Loonie Boosted by Stronger Oil
The Bank of Canada (BOC) bullish forecast on the economy has fueled a loonie rally today. Softer dat...