Greece to ask for some sort of extension tomorrow – EUR/USD not buying it FOREX NEWS | WRITTEN BY YOHAY ELAM | CREATED: FEB 18, 2015 13:15 GMT; LAST MODIFIED: FEB 18, 2015 13:24 GMT FOLLOW...
The greenback edged higher against its peers on Thursday, as it was underpinned by strong U.S. jobless claims data and as renewed concerns over Greece's debt dampened market sentiment...
Value Investing operates from the principle that the prices of financial assets are mean reverting. In other words, when price is too low, it is time to buy; and when it is too high, it is time to sell. Specifically, the metrics that are expected to mean revert are valuation ratios...
On Thursday U.S. stock index futures were little changed as investors anticipated data on the labor market and continued to digest recent comments by Federal Reserve, says Reuters...
On Thursday copper prices declined in holiday-thinned trade, while market players continued to monitor ongoing negotiations surrounding Greece's bailout program...
When American Petroleum Institute supply data were released late Wednesday, oil market got shocked. However, investors still need to receive confirmation from the U.S. Energy Information Administration...
The Commonwealth Secretariat says that it is exploring the potential of virtual currencies including of Bitcoin and for that international experts and representatives of Commonwealth governments will meet soon...
Tokyo shares climbed on Thursday in thin Asian trading, boosted by expectations the Federal Reserve may wait to hike rates. Many regional markets, including Hong Kong, Shanghai and Singapore, were shut to mark the Lunar New Year...
Gold prices on Comex extended recovery in the late-trade Asian session, rebounding from fresh six week lows overnight after January's FOMC minutes revealed that the consensus among Fed policymakers remains tilted toward a lower-for-longer rate trajectory...
Britain's top share index headed for a 15-year high on Wednesday before beginning to decline, as the market alternated between concern that a ceasefire in Ukraine was crumbling and optimism that a deal over Greek debt was in reach, Reuters reports...
On Wednesday crude oil dropped steeply, as investors cashed up to stay in gains from a recent rally ahead of the release of weekly supply data from the U.S...
On Wednesday, U.S. stock futures were little changed, as investors anticipated the release of minutes from the Federal Reserve’s latest policy meeting, says The Wall Street Journal...
On Wednesday the dollar climbed versus peers, recovering from a recent decline fuelled by disappointing U.S. economic reports, as investors eyed a fresh series of U.S. data to be released later in the day...
Global stocks surge on Wednesday on market optimism ahead of a European Central Bank meeting on bailout conditions for Greece, though trading was subdued as many Asian markets were shut for the Lunar New Year...
Hopes that a compromise between Greece and its European partners would eventually be reached dampened appetite for safe-haven assets sending gold to six-week lows on Wednesday...
Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom announced on that he is creating a committee to run for governor of California in 2018; however, the bigger news for Bitcoin ecosystem is that he is going to accept Bitcoin donations from his supporters...
The Japanese yen gained on Wednesday after the Bank of Japan held policy steady and upgraded its assessment of exports and factory output, with Asian markets gearing up for the Chinese New Year holidays. Greece is still in focus...
Despite a steady, two-year slide in gold prices, generally miserable market conditions for the mining sector as a whole and a strengthening U.S. dollar - which is typically negative for gold prices - Chuck Jeannes, Goldcorp Inc. CEO, is being bullish on gold...
Gold traded lower on Tuesday, despite the Empire State report showing that the New York Federal Reserve’s index of manufacturing conditions improved at a weaker rate than expected in February...
On Tuesday the greenback remained lower against the other major currencies, as the release of pessimistic manufacturing data from the New York area added to worries over the strength of the U.S. economic recovery...
