Canada: Stalls In October On Factory Drop
Canada’s gross domestic product unexpectedly stalled in October, another sign the economy is strug...
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Wednesday: 5 Things The Markets Are Talking About
Nobody knows where oil’s going next, China set to double yuan trading hours, and U.K. third-qu...
Oil Plunge Hurts Canada – Worst Yet To Come
Unemployment 6.9% in November from 4.6% a year earlier Calgary business community feels “funer...
Canada: Gross Domestic Product By Industry, October 2015
Real gross domestic product was unchanged in October, after falling 0.5% in September. Gains in mini...
Canada: Retail Trade October 2015
Retail sales edged up 0.1% in October to $43.4 billion. Sales were up in 7 of 11 subsectors, represe...
AUD/USD – Limited Movement Ahead of US Durables, Consumer Confidence
The Australian dollar is steady on Wednesday, as AUD/USD trades at 0.7220 in the European session. ...
OPEC Sees Demand For Crude Falling Further
OPEC said demand for its crude will slide to 2020, though less steeply than previously expected, as ...
GBP/USD – Pound Halts Slide, Markets Eye US Durables
The pound has lost ground on Wednesday, as GBP/USD is trading at 1.4840 in the European session. In ...
EUR/USD – Euro Steady, US Durables Next
EUR/USD is subdued on Wednesday, as the pair trades at 1.0930 in the European session. Taking a loo...
USD/CAD – Canadian Dollar in Holding Pattern Ahead of Canadian Retail Sales, GDP
The Canadian dollar is flat on Wednesday, as USD/CAD trades just above the 1.39 line in Wednesday...
`Brexit’ and `Brexit’: The Biggest Risks to U.K. Economy in 2016
The two biggest risks facing the U.K. economy next year are Brexit and Brexit, according to economis...
British EU Exit Could Lead to UK Break-Up, Warns Hague
The United Kingdom could disintegrate if Britons vote to leave the European Union as it would give s...
U.S. Crude Briefly Rises to Premium over Brent as Exports Loom
U.S. crude prices briefly rose to a premium over internationally traded Brent on Wednesday following...
Don’t Jump on the Dollar Bandwagon, Just Yet
The greenback’s had a banner year and while most investors predict the rally to continue to 20...
Don’t Bet on a Happy New Year for Greece
It’s been something of an “annus horribilis” for Greece, with the country brought ...
Gold Steady, US GDP Meets Expectations
This week’s gold rally has taken a pause, as spot gold trades at $1073.19 per ounce in the Nor...
Crude Oil Subdued at $36, No Surprises from US Final GDP
WTI Crude continues to have an uneventful week, as crude futures trade at $36.32 per barrel in the N...
AUD/USD – Aussie Pushes Above 72, US GDP Beats Estimate
The Australian dollar is steady on Tuesday, as the pair trades at 0.720 in the North American sessio...
China’s Earliest Economic Indicators Show Signs of Stabilization
China’s policy makers, armed with their 2016 economic plan, can take heart they’ll start the yea...
Consumer, Business Spending Support U.S. Third-Quarter Growth
The U.S. economy grew at a fairly healthy clip in the third quarter as strong consumer and business ...