RBA’s Lowe: We Retain Rate-Cut Scope
Australia retains scope to lower interest rates further, the central bank’s second in command said...
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Germany Has Advice for Greece on Reforms
German politicians kept up the pressure on Greece over the weekend to implement reforms, with Econom...
No Rate Rises Expected Just Yet
Prospects for a step-change in global economic growth are better than they have been in many years, ...
U.S. Dollar Remains Lower on Downbeat Data
The dollar languished around a three-month low against the euro in early Asian trade on Monday after...
Foreign Creditors Face Bankruptcy Riddle in China
As China’s economy slows and Beijing becomes more relaxed about letting its companies fail, a ...
Japan Machinery Orders Rise
Japan’s core machinery orders grew in March for the first time in two months but they are seen...
China Home Prices Fall
China’s new home prices fell for the eighth consecutive month in April from a year earlier but...
Asian Equities Lower as Global Shares Struggle
Asian shares slipped on Monday and the dollar stayed near a four-month low against a basket of major...
West TX Oil Above $59 on Iraq and Yemen
Oil prices rose slightly in early Monday trading on supply concerns in the Middle East following fig...
Gold Remains Above $1220 on Sluggish U.S. Data
Gold was trading close to a three-month high on Monday, as more soft U.S. data stoked expectations t...
Asian Equities Start the Week Mixed
Asian stock markets traded mixed early Friday, tracking a muted finish on Wall Street last Friday an...
China Once Again Top U.S. Debt Holder
China returned as the United States’ largest foreign creditor in March, even as overall foreig...
U.S. Dollar Remains Near Three Month Lows on Data
The dollar languished around a three-month low against the euro in early Asian trade on Monday after...
Japan’s Machinery Orders Rise 2.9% in March
Japan’s machinery orders rose 2.9 percent on month in March, slightly better than the 1.8 perc...
Singapore’s Exports Fall More than Expected in March
Singapore’s exports in March fell more than expected on declines in shipments to the United St...
China’s Property Prices Fall 6.1%
China’s home prices fell 6.1 percent in April from the year-ago period, unchanged from March, ...
Looking Ahead in Asia
A flurry of economic data, alongside a central bank decision in Japan, will likely hog the spotlight...
Week Ahead in FX: Central Banks, Retail Sales, Inflation to Dictate Direction
Central bank minutes, retail sales, inflation reports and manufacturing productivity will be the fou...
EURGBP – Double Bottom Brings More Consolidation
Sterling has dominated the euro for most of the last two years and that accelerated between January ...
USD Plummets after Confidence print two-year low 88.6 vs. 95.6
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