European Open – Brussels Group to Discuss Greece
European futures are pointing to a slightly positive start to the week following further discussions...
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EUR/USD Enjoying Solid Support from 1.05 as Draghi Cash Flows Into Equities
After its biggest slide since being created in 1999, the euro is finding a floor. A torrent of mon...
Oil Bears Go into Hiding
Speculators pulled bearish oil bets at the fastest pace on record as Saudi Arabia renewed strikes on...
USD/JPY at 119 as Shorts Dry Up on BOJ
Speculators are losing interest in betting that the yen will fall further as the Bank of Japan shows...
Gold Rallies to Near $1184
Gold rebounded from the lowest level in five weeks as conflicting U.S. data clouded the outlook for ...
Debt Payments Loom for Greece
Greece will look for ways to assemble enough cash to pay its pensioners and employees this week, aft...
ECB Expected to Follow Through with QE
The European Central Bank won’t end its asset-buying program early, though it might do so abruptly...
Asian Equities Continue Higher from Seven Year Highs
Asian stocks climbed, with the regional benchmark index extending a seven-year high, after U.S. equi...
Traders Now Worried About U.S. Inflation
Three months ago, bond traders were bracing for deflation in the U.S. Now, they’re starting to w...
China Swaps Drop to Lowest Since 2012 on PBOC
China’s interest-rate swaps declined to the lowest level since 2012 on speculation the central ban...
China March Industrial Profits Fall 0.4%
Profits earned by Chinese industrial firms fell 0.4 percent in March from a year earlier to 508.61 b...
Sluggish Growth Rebound Suspected on Weak U.S. Business Spending
U.S. business investment spending plans fell for a seventh straight month in March, weighed down by ...
Central Banks’ Abilities to Control Economies in Doubt
Most central banks have been easing policy since the start of the year and are set to do more, but i...
A Vicious Blame Game Over Greece
“We’re going bust.” “No, you’re not.” “You’re strang...
U.S. Dollar Eases after More Weak U.S. Economic Data
The dollar started the week on the defensive on Monday after more disappointing U.S. economic data r...
West TX Oil Remains Near $56 on Escalating Yemen Fights
U.S. crude held above $57.15 a barrel on Monday, close to a 2015 high as fights in Yemen intensified...
Gold Hovers Over Support at $1180 on Strong Equities
Gold was languishing near its lowest in over a month on Monday, as record-high equities dented its a...
Asian Equities Open the Week Mixed
Asian equities kicked off trade on Monday mixed as investors monitored earnings reports, but record ...
EZ and Greece Remain No Closer to Bailout Deal
Greece appeared no closer to a reforms-for-aid deal after the country’s finance minister met w...
OPEC Unlikely to Loom over U.S. Elections
As candidates for the 2016 U.S. general election gear up for a White House run, one villain of recen...