Japan’s April Exports Climb 8% on-year
Japan’s April exports climbed 8.0 percent from a year earlier, data showed on Monday, topping ...
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Greece: We Can’t Repay the IMF
Greece has again threatened to default on loan repayments due to the International Monetary Fund, sa...
Looking Ahead in Asia
Japan should remain the key focus for Asian markets in the week ahead as investors look to a slew of...
Week Ahead in FX: Fed’s Silver Tongues, Sunny Stephen, American GDP
There is no such thing as a quiet week in the forex market, but with few central banks making public...
US and Canadian GDP to Close out Week in FX
The downside of the data-dependent strategy by the U.S. Federal Reserve is that economic data tends ...
Bank of Canada Expected to Hold Rates
The Bank of Canada (BoC) will be the sole representative of major central banks to make an official ...
Federal Reserve Members to Jawbone USD
The Federal Open Market Committee’s (FOMC) April meeting minutes showed the biggest highlight from...
US Unemployment to Show Resilience with Claims Release
The U.S. economy has been struggling to keep the same pace exhibited in 2014. First quarter growth h...
GBPUSD – Cable Turns Bearish on US CPI Surprise
Cable looked on course to test last week’s highs following a strong rally on Thursday that saw...
Canada’s April Inflation Slowest in Two-Years
Canada’s inflation rate last month was the slowest since October 2013, falling below the central b...
US Core-CPI Biggest Gain in Two-Years
The cost of living excluding food and fuel rose at a faster pace than expected in April, indicating ...
US Open – Yellen Speech and Inflation Data Key
U.S. futures are treading water ahead of the open as traders take cover in the run up to what could ...
Central Bankers Ensure Lively End to the Week
The Friday leading into the bank holiday weekend can quite often be a little quieter and see lower t...
BOJ Maintains Stimulus in 8-1 Vote
The Bank of Japan on Friday kept its massive monetary stimulus program intact, as widely expected, a...
Greek Talks Break Up in Riga
Late-night negotiations between the Greek, French and German government leaders ended without any si...
BOJ Refrains From Boosting Stimulus
The Bank of Japan refrained from increasing monetary stimulus, as Governor Haruhiko Kuroda bets on s...
Asian Equities Higher Led by China
Asian stocks rose, with Chinese shares heading for their biggest weekly gain since March, after the ...
Bank of Japan keeps policy unchanged as widely expected
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Oil Eases But Still Set for Another Weekly Gain
Oil prices edged down on Friday after rising more than 2 percent in the previous session, buoyed by ...
U.S. Stocks Close at Record Highs
The S&P 500 closed at a record high on Thursday after disappointing economic data bolstered exp...