OPEC Not Likely to Change Production in June Meeting
OPEC countries are set to maintain current production levels at a meeting next month, three delegate...
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Oil Sets New 2015 Record After Libyan Output Slows
Oil prices jumped more than $1 a barrel on Tuesday, pushing North Sea Brent and U.S. light crude to ...
Austria Fin Min Says Greek Talks Making Progress
Greece’s debt talks with international creditors are making progress but have not yet produced...
Greek Deputy PM Meets ECB’s Draghi
Greek Deputy Prime Minister Yannis Dragasakis meets European Central Bank President Mario Draghi on ...
US Services Sector Dips But Hiring Still Positive
The pace of expansion in the U.S. services sector eased from a seven-month high in April on a dip in...
FTSE Higher Despite Greek and Elections Worries
Leading UK shares are moving sharply higher in early trading, catching up on the gains in Europe on ...
European Commission Cuts Greek Growth Forecast
The European Commission on Tuesday slashed its 2015 growth forecast for beleaguered Greece, while up...
Eurogroup Says No Greek Deal by Monday But Soon
European government bond yields, which have been on a steady downward trend for years, are suddenly ...
European Bond Yields Spike As Risks Rise
European government bond yields, which have been on a steady downward trend for years, are suddenly ...
Ahead of UK Elections Scottish Party is Biggest Winner
The theatrics expecting to follow Thursday’s U.K. election could turn out to be a Scottish pla...
Indonesian Growth Stalls at 4.7%
South East Asia’s largest economy, Indonesia, grew at its weakest annual pace since 2009 in th...
China Stocks Fall After New Shares Issued
Chinese shares tumbled to their biggest loss in almost four months amid a flurry of new share issues...
Greece Launches Effort to Get More Bailout Funds Released
Greek ministers have launched a concerted effort to persuade European officials to release more bail...
UK Construction Falls to Two Year Low
Activity in the UK construction industry fell to its lowest level in nearly two years in April, a cl...
EU Report Claims Eurozone Growth to be Stronger
Eurozone economic growth will be slightly stronger this year than previously forecast, according to ...
Loonie higher C$1.2065 despite record deficit on lower oil (-C$3b), USD bears to blame
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U.S Trade deficit pressures dollar for now, €1.1155, £1.5154, ¥120.14
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Trade Gap in U.S. Swells to Six-Year High as Imports Surge
The U.S. trade deficit widened in March to the highest level in more than six years, fueled by a rec...
U.S. Oil Rises to $60 for First Time This Year as Glut Recedes
Oil rose to $60 a barrel in New York for the first time since December, extending the biggest monthl...
European Commission slashes Greek growth forecast
The European Commission on Tuesday slashed its 2015 growth forecast for beleaguered Greece, while up...