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Gold futures maintained losses on Monday, despite data showing that manufacturing activity in the Chicago-area eased slightly this month...
The Brazilian real, one of the worst performing currencies of 2015, has touched another record low against the U.S. dollar on Monday...
On Monday Goldman Sachs decreased its forecast for China's economic expansion amid mounting worries over the health of the world's second largest economy...
On Monday the euro held gains versus the softer dollar despite the data which showed that euro zone inflation remained low in August and added to bets that the European Central Bank may extend its stimulus program...
O Monday gold fluctuated unable to find direction with market players awaiting Friday's report on jobs in the U.S. for August. A string of economic reports from China were also also in the focus...
In the week that follows, market players will be closely watching Friday’s U.S. jobs report for August, which could help give more clarity on the likelihood and timing of the U.S. rate hike. Surveys of the manufacturing and service sectors from the U.S. will also be in focus...
The commodity exposed Australian and New Zealand dollars were lower against their U.S. counterpart on Monday. Meanwhile, the greenback turned weaker against the euro and the yen, as investors sought risk aversion amid declining stock market...
The pound was lower vs a broadly stronger greenback on Friday, still hovering close to the previous session's one-and-a-half month trough, despite the data showing that the United Kingdom's economy expanded in line with expectations in the second quarter...
On Friday crude-oil futures extended gains in Asia trading day after U.S. growth numbers helped prices rally overnight and the Chinese turmoil seems to calm down with the Shanghai Composite index currently trading up 4.34...