JPY/USD – Yen Slips as BOJ Says No Plans to Raise Rates
USD/JPY has posted considerable gains in the Tuesday session, erasing the losses which marked the Mo...
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Eurozone Will Fall Apart if it Doesn’t Stick to Rules
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, asked about Greece’s plans to pay pensioners a Chr...
Italian Government Seeking €20 Billion Backstop
The Italian government moved closer to a potential rescue of lenders including Banca Monte dei Pasch...
Sturgeon Draws Brexit Red Lines
Scotland is putting forward plans to remain in Europe’s single market after vowing to seek indepen...
EUR/USD – Euro Subdued as Markets Look for Cues
The euro is showing limited movement on Tuesday, as EUR/USD trades slightly below the 1.04 line. On ...
USD/JPY Rises as Bank of Japan Holds
The Bank of Japan votes for no change by a majority of 7-2. USD/JPY rises 40 points. The BoJ has hel...
USD Higher After Yellen’s Wage Remarks
The dollar clawed back into positive territory against a basket of currencies on Monday after Federa...
Gold Caught Between Trump and India
It was supposed to be a good year for gold, given all the uncertainty and surprises over the U.S. pr...
Oil Unchanged After Compliance Doubts Remain on OPEC Deal
Oil prices were little changed on Monday, with little news to influence a market waiting to see whet...
Japan and EU will Seek Free Trade Agreement in 2017
The European Union and Japan will seek a broad agreement on a bilateral free trade deal next year, E...
Japan Posts 1.3B Surplus in November
Japan posted a goods trade surplus of 152.51 billion yen ($1.30 billion) in November for the third s...
Russian Stocks Higher Following Global Trump Rally
Russian stocks are getting a Trump bump, too. The benchmark Micex index is up more than 14% since Do...
US Government to Feel Higher Cost of Borrowing after Fed Hike
Uncle Sam is about to get hit with higher interest payments. Much higher. And those higher costs wil...
El-Erian Says Strong Dollar Could Hamper Trump Growth Plans
The expectation that Trump will have better luck on this front has produced a textbook asset-price r...
NATO Countries Upgrading Defence Spending
Russian saber rattling and prodding from Washington are spurring more of NATO’s European allie...
Fed Chair Says US has Strongest Job Market in a Decade
The U.S. has the strongest jobs market in nearly a decade thanks in part to accelerating wage growth...
Yen Pares Losses as Dow Struggles at 20,000
Senior Market Analyst Craig Erlam gives his analysis on Dow 30, USDJPY, EURJPY, GBPJPY, Gold, WTI an...
Scotland Wants Referendum if UK Leaves Single Market
Scotland will hold a new referendum on separation from the U.K. unless it can stay in the European U...
IMF’s Lagarde Guilty of Negligence
International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde was convicted of negligence by a Paris court ove...
XAU/USD – Gold Steadies After Another Disappointing Week
Gold has started the week with slight gains. In North American trade, the spot price for one ounce i...