GBPUSD – Dollar Regains Control in Cable Battle
The dollar extended gains against the pound on Tuesday following a batch of encouraging US economic ...
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US Home Prices Increase 5% in Year to March
Home prices in 20 U.S. cities rose at a faster pace than projected in the year through March, reflec...
US Capital Goods Orders Climb, a plus for Business Investment
Orders for capital equipment rose in April for a second straight month, a sign U.S. business investm...
UK retail sales bounding ahead, says CBI
Retail sales are “bounding ahead”, with growth accelerating strongly in the year to May,...
IMF official: Chinese yuan no longer undervalued
China’s currency is no longer undervalued, a senior official of the International Monetary Fun...
What Would Happen If Greece Doesn’t Pay the IMF: Q&A
Cash-strapped Greece needs to repay almost 1.6 billion euros ($1.76 billion) to the International Mo...
Modi’s first 365 days: ‘Sparks but no fireworks’
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s charm appears to be wearing off as the leader’s fi...
Dollar Trading Takes Prominence
Markets watchful of Greece Greek saber rattling supports Gilts and Bunds Yen trades at eight-year lo...
US Open – Surveys Eyed for Signs of Turnaround
US futures are pointing lower ahead of the first trading day of this shortened week, as a negative l...
European Open – Greece and Spain Weigh on Futures
It’s been a very slow start to the week in the financial markets with yesterday’s bank holiday i...
Singapore Economy Expands More Than Estimated
Singapore’s economy grew more than initially estimated last quarter as demand for the island’s e...
Asian Equities Head for First Drop in Four Days
Asia’s regional benchmark stock gauge headed for the first decline in four days, with South Korean...
Fed’s Fischer: Rate Hike Debate to be Data Driven
Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer said central bankers are weighing the risk of raising ...
ECB Slows Bond Purchases
The European Central Bank slowed purchases of public-sector bonds, even after saying it would accele...
Greece Points to June IMF Payment
The Greek government is priming investors for another cliffhanger on June 5. While Greek Prime Min...
Fed’s Mester: ‘Time Is Near’ for U.S. Rate Increase
Accelerating inflation and strong employment growth are pushing the U.S. economy close to the point ...
China’s Premier Li: I See Growth of 7% in 2015
China’s economy is expected to grow at 7.0 percent this year, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said ...
U.S. Dollar Steady Higher in Holiday Lull
The dollar held near one-month highs against a basket of major currencies early on Tuesday, having r...
Fed’s Mester: Central Banks Should Focus on Regulation
Central bankers should be aware of the potentially destabilizing effects of super-easy policy on fin...
Greece Needs Aid Urgently and Wants to Make Debt Payments
Greece intends to make good on its debt obligations but needs aid urgently to be able to do so, the ...