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On Thursday copper prices dropped to the lowest level since July 2009, as the higher odds of increasing borrowing costs in the U.S. and slower global economic growth spurred risk appetite...
A hint from European Central Bank head Mario Draghi that further policy easing is coming in December drove European markets on Thursday, pushing stocks into the green territory briefly and pressuring the euro and bond yields...
The euro was hit on Thursday by the political turmoil in Greece as citizens protest against Greece’s third bailout. The country has until Monday to reach a compromise, and unlock €2bn in loans plus €10-bn to recapitalize its banking sector...
The euro was slightly higher against the dollar after official data showed that German consumer price inflation remained unchanged last month, matching analysts' expectations...
The Aussie jumped in Asia on Thursday after data showed a huge rise in jobs last month. The yen was slightly weaker after mixed data...
U.S. stocks opened higher on Wednesday with the benchmark S&P 500 set to log a second consecutive day in the green territory after halting a four-session losing streak...
Gold prices struggled near three-month lows on Wednesday, as investors brace for an increase of borrowing costs in the U.S. next month...
The U.K. currency was higher after a report showed that the jobless rate in the U.K. fell to the lowest level since mid-2008 in September, highlighting optimism over the health of the labor market. Separate data showed that average hourly earnings, including bonuses in the U.K...