Gold Steady Below $1190 after Weak Data in China
Gold climbed 1 percent on Monday, buoyed by weak Chinese factory data and earlier dollar weakness, l...
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Greece Still Faces Bankruptcy
Despite hopes that Greece and its lenders will come to some agreement in May, not everyone is convin...
Oil’s Rally May Be Premature
Anyone hoping the recovery in oil prices is here to stay could be in for a rude awakening, as prices...
ECB and Greece to Meet on Interim Funding Deal
Greek Deputy Prime Minister Yannis Dragasakis will meet European Central Bank President Mario Draghi...
Australian Equities Higher Ahead of RBA Decision
Australian share markets opened higher on Tuesday, drawing support from Wall Street overnight, as tr...
RBA Caught Between Strong AUD and US Data Dependency
Traders will be zeroed in on the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) when it announces its interest r...
USD Gets Factory and Treasury Boost as EUR PMIs Lower
Rising Treasury yields and a mixed reading on eurozone manufacturing activity helped lift the dollar...
Gold Snaps Losing Streak Awaits NFP on Friday
Gold climbed 1 percent on Monday as a dip in the dollar sparked a rally from the previous session...
TPP Ministerial Talks on May 26-28
Twelve countries negotiating for a Pacific free trade pact will hold ministerial talks from May 26 t...
Investors Dumping US Equities and Gong Abroad
A month after March set a five-year high for monthly inflows into overseas equity ETFs—at $22 bill...
Greece Optimistic on Reaching a Deal this Month
Greece intends to meet debt payments this month and reach a deal with its international lenders to u...
Oil Dips After Hitting Yearly High
Oil eased toward $66 a barrel on Monday after reaching a 2015 high, as ample current supplies and we...
European PMIs hit by Price Rises
Eurozone factory activity has slowed after manufacturers raised their prices for the first time in e...
Greece Out of Money Domestically
When will Greece run out of money? The question has been vexing European capitals and the markets fo...
US Factory Orders Rise Most in Eight Months
New orders for U.S. factory goods recorded their biggest increase in eight months in March, boosted ...
Event Risk Looking to Support the Dollar This Week
Holiday week encourages thin markets Friday’s NFP to dominate this week’s activity Market lo...
Stronger AUD/USD to be Thorn in RBA’s Side
Traders and economists are the most united they’ve been this year that central bank Governor Glenn...
Interesting Times with ECB’s Bond Buying
The last of the gains made after the start of the European Central Bank’s bond-buying program vani...
AUD/USD Drops to 0.7830 after China PMI
Australia’s dollar dropped with copper futures, while Chinese shares fluctuated as a private gauge...
China Stocks Fall Again after PMI
China’s stocks fell for a second day, led by energy and financial companies, after a manufacturing...