Canada: Monthly Survey of Manufacturing, November 2016
Manufacturing sales rose 1.5% in November to $51.8 billion, following a 0.6% decline in October. The...
Manufacturing sales rose 1.5% in November to $51.8 billion, following a 0.6% decline in October. The...
The euro region could break up if political leaders don’t get to grips with the discontent that’...
Filings for U.S. unemployment benefits fell close to the lowest level since the 1970s, consistent wi...
The European Central Bank left its quantitative-easing program unchanged as policy makers wait to se...
The U.K.’s departure from the European single market will make London poorer, the capital̵...
World oil markets are slowly tightening as demand rises while investors wait to see if production cu...
Britain is facing a period of momentous change following its decision to leave the European Union an...
Britain’s car industry is a key part of the economy and the government is looking to ensure th...
The Canadian dollar is slightly lower in the Thursday session, after sustaining strong losses in the...
Thursday January 19: Five things the markets are talking about Today we get more rate talk from the ...
EUR/USD has recorded slight gains in the Thursday session. Currently, the pair is trading at 1.0660....
Since the US Election gold has been following has been following the ebbs and flows of Mr. Trump clo...
US inflation and Yellen comments boost USD ahead of ECB The European Central Bank (ECB) will publish...
Gold prices are almost unchanged on Wednesday. In the North American session, the spot price for on...
Greece will conclude the second review of its bailout progress without legislating new austerity mea...
Two of the largest investment banks in the City of London have said that some staff will definitely ...
President-elect Donald Trump’s stunning remark Tuesday that the U.S. dollar is too strong was ...
US crude has moved slightly lower on Wednesday. In the North American session, US crude futures are ...
Senior Market Analyst Craig Erlam talks about how today’s Bank of Canada meeting and why the C...
The great threat to the European Union is populism, according to Ray Dalio, billionaire founder and ...