Dear Silicon Valley: Here’s your wake-up call (Business Insider) The active fund management model is not fit for purpose (FT) see also Why Active Management Fell Off a Cliff -- Perhaps Permanently (Reformed Broker) Forget the tech bubble...
The greenback climbed to one-week peak against its Canadian counterpart on Monday, as Greece's deal pressured market sentiment and as downbeat Canadian data weighed...
U.S. stocks opened modestly lower on Monday, after the Dow and S&P closed at records in the aftermath of an agreement by euro zone finance ministers to extend Greece's bailout by four months...
On Monday the dollar rose to session highs against the euro, while the Swiss franc dipped across the board after Greece reached a deal with its lenders to extend its bailout by four months...
China's non-ferrous metal sector is seen set to continue its decline in 2015, as a slowing economy has undermined demand while excess production capacity has contained the sector's development...
The safe-haven Swiss franc fell against the euro on Monday after Greece reached a conditional agreement with its international partners to avert an immediate financial crisis, says Reuters...
Crude oil futures declined at the beginning of the week, amid continuous concerns over a supply glut, especially in the United States, where inventories are still at record highs...
On Monday the euro zone currency declined against most major rivals in early European deals. Sentiment for the common currency quickly turned negative, as traders evaluated the small print of the upcoming deal. Greece still has to come up with a set of reforms that its EU creditors should accept...
On Monday the greenback was lower versus the Japanese Yen...
US DOLLAR TECHNICAL ANALYSIS Prices look to have reversed downward as expected after putting in a bearish Evening Star candlestick pattern. A daily close below the 14.6% Fibonacci retracementat 11740 exposes the 23.6% level at 11653...
After a “tense” meeting, Greece and the Eurogroup agreed a 4-month extension of the country’s bailout program, Eurogroup Head Dijsselbloem said in a press conference in Brussels...
Hours before Friday's make-or-break Eurogroup meeting, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said that he was "certain" Athens' request for a six-month loan extension would be accepted despite objections from Berlin...
Oil inventories are surprisingly hovering near 80-year highs even as oil prices have tumbled by more than half since crude oil’s peak last June...
#10: India The world's second most populous country barely made the top 10 list. It's interesting that although India consumes more gold than any other, it only has 8.7% of its reserves dedicated to it. India's gold reserves are worth approximately $33 billion. Tonnes: 557.7 % of reserves: 8...
On Friday crude oil futures slid lower, as worries over a global supply glut undermined sentiment and after data on Thursday showed that oil supplies in the U.S. rose to the highest level on record...
Weekly digest compiles the latest news from the world of stocks and finance, currency and commodity news, as well as interesting informative articles for traders. Top news of the week: Greek standoff lingers. Euro zone is under danger of deep recession if Greece leaves it...
Some experts suggest oil prices will be range-bound for a while before heading lower, even as low as $20 per barrel. Others believe oil prices are about to head north before settling somewhere between $70 and $80 per barrel. Who is correct and can we really know for sure...
The S&P 500 stock market has been under strong rotation since mid-2014. Rotation in the stock market is when the trend changes direction from an uptrend to a downtrend or vice versa...
We are still waiting to see how the timing relationships we mentioned earlier this week are going to play out. The euro is starting to show signs of stalling out while Cable remains pretty bid...
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...
