UK Factory Production on the Rise
Manufacturing activity in the UK accelerated at its fastest pace in more than two years, latest data...
The dollar suffers from a New Years hangover
There are many cross-border ‘potential’ deals taking copy space in mo...
China May See ‘Huge’ Inflows on Yuan Bets, NDRC Says
China may see “huge†speculative inflows as overseas investors step up ...
Yen Gains Most in Four Weeks on Exporter Buying, Stock Advance
The yen rose the most in four weeks against the dollar on speculation some of the nationâ€...
Bernanke: Lack of Regulation to Blame for Housing Bubble
A lack of governance was responsible for the US housing bubble and not monetary policy, Federal Rese...
FOMC Member Duke Speaks
Governor Elizabeth A. Duke At the Economic Forecast Forum, Raleigh, North Carolina January 4, 2010...
US Dollar Opens on Down Note
The US dollar fell to both the euro and the yen as trading began on Monday morning. Trading was some...
RBC’s Consumer Outlook Index Shows Cautious Optimism for 2010
The Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) released its Consumer Outlook Index which rose eight percentage point...
What’s the dollar to do?
We are almost back to normality. The lack of market participation made for some interesting currency...
UK Banks to Boost Mortgages in 2010
Encouraging words from the UK's Central Bank that could be further proof of the impact of quantitati...
Greece and other Economies Still Worry Eurozone
The countries that were some time ago, success stories of the Euro zone integration are now one of...
Iceland Approves 3.8bn Payment to UK and Netherlands
Iceland's parliament has approved plans to repay 3.8bn euros (£3.4bn) to savers in the U...
Jobless Claims in the U.S. Fall to Lowest Level Since July 2008
Fewer Americans than anticipated filed claims for unemployment benefits last week, pointing to an im...
In 2010 Beware Of the Keynesian Hangover
2008 and 2009 are the Years never to be forgotten. They nearly brought global financial markets to t...