Japanese Bankruptcies Hit 25 Year Low in May
The number of corporate bankruptcies in Japan in May declined 13.2 percent from a year earlier to 72...
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NABE Survey Forecasts Weaker US Growth in Q2
U.S. economic growth in the second quarter will be far weaker than previously expected and it will p...
Greece Willing to Compromise to Reach Deal
Greece is willing to compromise to reach a deal with its EU/IMF creditors that is acceptable to both...
UK Lobby Group CBI Cuts UK Growth Forecast
Britain’s leading corporate lobby group has insisted the government should press ahead with its au...
Moody’s Says Brexit Would Affect UK’s Credit Rating
A vote to leave the EU could cut the UK’s credit rating, according to the ratings agency Moody’s...
Iceland to End Capital Controls After Economic Recovery
Iceland is considering ways to end capital controls after a vote in parliament to tighten financial ...
China to Release Major Indicators This Week
China will publish a raft of economic indicators for May, including trade balance on Monday, inflati...
Japan’s GDP Revised Higher But Questions Remain on Sustainability
Japan’s gross domestic product (GDP) growth was revised sharply higher in the first quarter, d...
Merkel Demands Action From Greece to Cement Euro Membership
German Chancellor Angela Merkel demanded urgent action from the Greek government to cement its posit...
China reveals near-record trade surplus for May
China’s yuan-denominated exports fell by a smaller-than-expected 2.5 percent year-on-year in M...
Greece: Leaders lash out as tempers fray
As talks between Greece and its creditors drag on and pressure mounts on both sides to find a deal, ...
‘Unprecedented’ volatility in bond markets: Goldman
It is too early to tell just how long the selloff in government bonds will last following “unp...
Market turmoil in Turkey after crushing election
Turkish stocks and currency took a hit on Monday after the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP...
Turkey’s Central Bank Tries to Prop up the Lira
Turkey’s political landscape penalizes domestic assets TRY weakens more than 5% against the dollar...
US Open – Greece, Data, Bond Volatility Eyed
While Greece will inevitably continue to be the main story in the markets this week, there are plent...
European Open – Greek Talks Continue to Dominate
European futures are looking a little mixed ahead of the first trading day of the week as the uncert...
Week Ahead in FX: G7 & US Retail Sales to Test USD Rally
The roller-coaster ride that is the EUR/USD was full of thrills and spills the first week of June. O...
US Retail Sales Could Derail NFP Rally
The U.S. nonfarm payrolls (NFP) report for May did not disappoint. On the contrary: it surpassed ...
Australian GDP Surprise Not Enough to Offset Negative Data
For the second consecutive day, the AUD/USD fell. Australian retail sales numbers and trade data ...
EURUSD – Bearish as Evening Star Nears Completion
If EURUSD wasn’t already looking bearish following yesterday’s late pullback, it’s...