By Tommy Stubbington European stocks slipped on Friday, weighed down by a sharp selloff on Wall Street overnight. The Stoxx Europe 600 index fell 0.5% in early trade, extending the previous day’s declines. Thursday’s session had turned sour after U.S...
Targeted measures to stabilize investment helped China to sustain its expansion and India is poised to capitalize on a new government mandate, the Manila-based bank said in its Asian Development Outlook 2014 published Thursday...
Gold headed for the first weekly increase this month as a retreat in global equities and tensions in the Middle East boosted demand for a protection of wealth, countering expectations for higher U.S. borrowing costs...
Asian stocks dropped, with the regional index heading for a third straight weekly loss, after the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index dropped the most in almost two months. The dollar rallied with sovereign bonds as the cost of insuring debt against default climbed...
It’s not the best time to be a bond trader – that much is obvious. Liquidity in the market is lousy and new capital requirements are making trading less profitable. The fact that the Fed continues pumping money into the economy while keeping interest rates low hasn’t helped either...
The US currency remained close to four-year highs against a basket of other major currencies on Thursday, after data showed that U.S. jobless claims rose less than expected last week and as expectations for an early U.S. rate hike continued to support...
You can now copy my trades with a two week free trial September 25th 2014. The Greenback Strengthened substantially overnight talking out EURUSD stops below 1.2750 and causing some panic across the board...
On Thursday crude oil futures slid lower, after rising to a four-day high caused by a decline in U.S. stockpiles, as wide supply from the Middle East continued to weigh...
U.S. stock-index futures were little changed, as investors awaited data on jobless claims and durable-goods orders. Standard & Poor’s 500 Index climbed the most in over a month...
GBP/USD hit 1.6276 during European morning trade, the pair's lowest since September 18; the pair subsequently consolidated at 1.6293, shedding 0.28...
Gold fell to an eight-month low in London as the greenback was strengthened by the signs of an improving U.S. economy thus curbing demand for a protection of wealth. Platinum sank to an almost 15-month low and palladium declined...
There was a big news announced on Tuesday that PayPal would allow North American merchants to sell their digital goods for bitcoin through the PayPal Payments, but there seems to be something more which would mainly excite altcoin lovers...
European stock-index futures were little changed on Thursday, after equities recovered from their biggest drop in 11 weeks, as investors awaited a speech by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi...
On Thursday the Australian dollar plunged after Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Glenn Stevens called for more risk taking and suggested that the economy needed more push...
The euro was steady against the dollar on Wednesday, holding above 14 month lows after data showed that business confidence in Germany continued to deteriorate this month and after the European Central Bank reiterated its commitment to accommodative monetary policy. EUR/USD was trading at 1...
The Australian dollar was higher against its U.S. counterpart on Wednesday, pulling away from a seven-month trough after positive Australian data but gains were expected to remain limited as Tuesday's U.S. manufacturing data continued to boost the greenback. AUD/USD hit 0...
The New Zealand rose against its U.S. counterpart on Wednesday, pulling away from one-year lows after the release of positive trade balance data from New Zealand, although Tuesday's strong U.S. manufacturing data continued to support demand for the greenback. NZD/USD hit 0...
The dollar moved lower against the yen on Wednesday after Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe voiced concerns over the economic impact of recent weakness in the yen...
