On Tuesday Bitcoin prices fell in a quiet trade, with further losses expected amid bearish chart signals...
Tim Condon of ING, revises the 2015 Chinese inflation forecast to 1.0% from previous 2.0%, after food components drove January CPI to levels not seen since November 2009. Key Quotes “CPI inflation slowed to 0.8% in January from 1.5% in December. The consensus forecast was 1.0...
Greece could tap "another source" for funding - possibly even Russia or China - should the deal with Europe not be worked out, Greek Defence Minister Panos Kammenos warned...
The dollar was higher against the other major currencies on Tuesday, as concerns over a potential Greek exit from the euro zone continued to dampen market sentiment...
On Tuesday the British currency traded steady against the U.S. dollar, after positive U.K. manufacturing production data, as market sentiment was pressured amid growing concerns over the Greek debt crisis...
The pound accelerates its gains vs. the US dollar on Tuesday, with GBP/USD gyrating around 1.5220. GBP/USD advances on UK data The pair managed to pick up pace from the 1.5220 area following the mixed results in the UK economy...
Steve Miley of MarketChartist,mentions that as long as GBP/USD base at 1.15190 is intact the positive bias for a push higher remains for the pair. Key Quotes “The firm February recovery effort above the key 1...
Lee Hardman, Currency Analyst at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, comments that with lack of compromise from either side (Greece, ECB), concern regarding a possible Greek default and exit are increasing...
EUR/USD bounced-off daily highs and fell to fresh session lows, witnessing huge swings during the European session, despite upbeat industrial production numbers from France and Italy. Declines from 1.1345 The EUR/USD now posts fresh session lows at 1.1293, down -0.26% on the day...
Silver prices declined despite gains in Gold amid risk aversion due to Greek fears and escalating tensions in Ukraine. Trades below hourly 50-SMA Prices fell below the hourly 50-SMA level located at USD 16.92, after the metal faced rejection at the 10-DMA located at USD 17.07 levels...
Lee Hardman, Currency Analyst at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, comments that in the recent G20 meeting of central bankers and finance ministers, the policy makers appeared less concerned about USD strength, and reiterated their view to refrain from targeting exchange rates for competitive purpose...
The Australian dollar failed to capitalize on upbeat Australian business confidence and a sharp drop in the Chinese CPI, pushing the AUD/USDpair back to 0.78 levels from the high of 0.7840 levels...
On Tuesday the greenback was stable versus the euro and the yen, after data showing that Chinese consumer inflation slowed to a five year low last month and as concerns over the Greek debt crisis kept investors cautious...
Gold prices extended gains for the second consecutive session as concerns regarding Greece’s futures in the Eurozone curbed risk-on buying in the markets. Gold tests 200-DMA Gold prices rose to the 200-DMA located at USD 1245...
Both the oil benchmarks halted its rebound and headed south after Citigroup and International Energy Agency (IEA) lowered price outlook. Oil prices declines on forecasts cuts Currently, Brent trades lower by -0.63% at USD 58.71/ barrel and WTI oil trades -1.19% lower at USD 52.26/ barrel...
AUD/NZD reversed previous losses and traded almost flat as both the Antipodeans gains against the US dollar as markets contemplate more easing from China's central bank after the recent weak Chinese data. Supported on China easing hopes Currently, the AUD/NZD pair trades steady at 1...
AUD/USD continues its upsurge in the European morning, following a downbeat Chinese inflation report which spurred expectations of further easing by the PBOC. Supported above 0.7800 Currently, the AUD/USD trades higher by 0.26% at 0.7722 levels, retracing from previously recorded day’s high at 0...
Aussie climbed steadily higher on Tuesday, boosted by weak Chinese inflation data which fuelled hopes of an impending interest rate cut by Beijing, says The Sydney Morning Herald...
On Tuesday benchmark Brent crude oil prices traded below $58 a barrel as the International Energy Agency (IEA) said the United States will remain the world's top source of oil supply growth until to 2020, defying expectations of a more dramatic slowdown in shale output growth...