
On Wednesday, gold sank in Asia because the previous month weaker than anticipated consumer inflation in China affected views on global inflation soaring more than expected this year…
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On Wednesday, gold sank in Asia because the previous month weaker than anticipated consumer inflation in China affected views on global inflation soaring more than expected this year…
Britain's economy seems set for a totally underwhelming 2018, as follows from a key poll unveiled on Wednesday…
In November, US job openings suddenly declined, as official data revealed on Tuesday…
On Tuesday, Wall Street demonstrated mixed performance because technology shares dragged on markets…
In November, industrial output and exports from Germany rallied more than anticipated, helping the authorities to lift its estimate of surge for the previous year and also indicating that its expansion would carry on in 2018…
On Tuesday, crude rallied further above $68 a barrel, hitting its highest value since May 2015, underpinned by OPEC-led output cuts as well as hopes that American crude inventories dived for an eighth week…
On Tuesday, gold dived, rebounding further from the previous week’s three-and-a-half month maximums because the evergreen buck strengthened versus the common currency and market participants kept betting on further rate lifts by the Fed in 2018…
On Tuesday, the evergreen buck was hovering over one-week maximums versus other key currencies because hopes for approaching rate hikes by the Fed kept underpinning demand for the US currency…
On Tuesday, the Japanese yen leapt after the BOJ reduced its purchasing of long-dated Japanese government bonds in its market operations, thus assisting to stoke speculation as for a future exit from its huge stimulus policy…
On Tuesday, the Australian and New Zealand dollars gained versus their US rival, following upbeat Australian data…
On Monday, European markets started generally higher because market sentiment was still upbeat and German coalition negotiations were braced for dominating traders’ attention…
On Monday, Asian equities moved toward all-time maximum after Wall Street boasted its best opening to a new year in more a decade, with brisk economic surge as well as benign inflation driving risk appetites…
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