US Jobs Report Key as Greece Defers IMF Repayment
We’re seeing risk aversion in the markets in pre-market trading on Friday, as investors opt for th...
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Positive US Employment Data Raises NFP Expectations
The Greek debt drama has grabbed most of the economic headlines this week even as three major centra...
T Boone Pickes Says Saudis are Producing as Much as They Can
Oilman T. Boone Pickens said Thursday that Saudi production is topping out at about 10 million barre...
Greek Left Attack Creditors as Tsipras Close to Agreement
Leftists in Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras’ party vented fury on Thursday at terms proposed by ...
IMF Cuts US Growth Forecast and Warns on Rate Hike
The International Monetary Fund has cut its growth forecast for the US economy and warned the Federa...
How Close is Close for Greek Deal?
A deal between cash-strapped Greece and its international lenders over reforms is apparently “...
OPEC to Keep Oil Production Intact
Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar are leading a fierce battle to protect OPEC...
OECD Warns Australia about Further Rate Cuts
Australia has been cautioned by the OECD to keep further interest rate cuts “in reserve”...
As Expected BOE Held Rates
UK interest rates have been held at 0.5% again by the Bank of England. The Bank also kept the size o...
US Weekly Jobless Claims Improve Set Tone for NFP
The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits fell slightly more than expected...
Canadian Purchasing Accelerates in May
The pace of purchasing activity in Canada accelerated at a far faster pace than expected in May, hel...
Gold Under Pressure as US Jobs Data Improves
Gold futures headed lower for a second straight session on Thursday, with prices dropping below the ...
GBPUSD – Reversal Setup Forming at Key Resistance
The rally in cable over the past couple of days has taken it back to the top of the descending chann...
Time to talk about capital controls in Greece
Greece’s economy and its banking sector are feeling the strain of the reforms-for-rescue deadl...
Bank of England leaves interest rates on hold once again as negative inflation keeps hawks at bay
The Bank of England has left interest rates on hold today following its first policy meeting since o...
European shares fall as spike in euro, yields unsettles investors
Top European shares fell to their lowest level in almost a month on Thursday as a jump in the euro a...
Bond-market carnage triggers selloff in U.S. stock futures
U.S. stock futures moved sharply lower on Thursday, tracking a selloff in European equities where a ...
Can Greece and its lenders bridge their differences?
A deal between cash-strapped Greece and its international lenders over reforms is apparently “...
US Open – Volatility Remains Ahead of Payrolls
Further declines in European bond markets following ECB President Mario Draghi’s comments yesterda...
Greek Talks Move At Snail’s Pace, BoE Ahead
While there is still plenty to come this week, Thursday is shaping up to be a little more relaxed th...