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NFP Headline Frustrates Investors on Timing for First Rate lift-off
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USD slides on softer NFP headlines – €1.1100, ¥123.00 £1.5620
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US Payrolls Straddle Expectations
An increase in June payrolls followed smaller gains in the prior two months and wages were little ch...
Markets Temporarily Bulled up for NFP Headline
Market focus temporarily shifts from Greece to U.S. payrolls Investors expect strong NFP print after...
Greece Negotiations Off Until Referendum Outcome
Euro-area finance ministers ruled out further negotiations between Greece and its creditors until a ...
BOJ Survey: Steady View Held on Inflation
Japanese companies forecast inflation will accelerate to 1.4 percent in the year ahead, the same pac...
MAS Issues Caution to Singapore’s Investors
Trade with caution. That’s the message from Singapore’s regulator to investors in the city-sta...
Greece Remains in Limbo Until Sunday Vote
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and his creditors sparred heading into Sunday’s referendum on ...
Looking Ahead to U.S. Jobs Data
It’s going to be Payrolls Thursday this time, instead of the usual Payrolls Friday, because Ju...
China Stocks Lower Again Amid Policy Support Skepticism
Chinese stocks fell to the lowest level in three months as margin traders continued to unwind positi...
U.S. Growth Picture a Little Brighter with Jobs and Factory Data
U.S. private employers hired the most workers in six months in June and factory activity picked up, ...
China Stocks Lower Again
Chinese stocks fell on Thursday in another highly volatile session even as regulators intensified ef...
How Greece Went Bust
It was a small room with a plain wooden table a few feet wide. The Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipr...
Asian Equities Tread Water
Asian shares lost early steadiness and Chinese stocks got off to a weak start on Thursday, while upb...
Greece PM Tsipras: We are being “blackmailed”
A defiant Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras urged Greeks on Wednesday to reject an international bailout...
U.S. Dollar Rallies as Greek Worries Fester
The dollar stayed bid early in Asia on Thursday as the market geared up for a deluge of U.S. data th...
West TX Oil Below $57 after Progress on Iran Nuclear Deal
Reports that foreign ministers will review draft text of an Iran nuclear deal are “very premat...
Gold Drifts Below $1170 on Stronger Dollar
Gold languished below $1,170 an ounce on Thursday with the dollar stronger on the Greek debt crisis ...
Asian Equities Higher with Eyes on Greece
Asian stocks tracked their U.S. peers higher on Thursday, but lingering uncertainty over Greece̵...