Forex Market and Trading News

23.08.2017 09:00 Big bond buyers are lead into government debt rethink by strong euro

In 2017, the euro's double-digit revenues are actually prompting some of the world's leading money managers to view EU government debt more favorably because the key financial institution is intending to withdraw its support from the bond market…

23.08.2017 08:23 Gold moderately declines in Asia as traders wait for Jackson Hole

On Wednesday, gold sank in Asia because market participants became cautious ahead of a gathering of key bankers this week in Jackson Hole, which might offer fresh cues on interest rates as well as unwinding stimulus efforts…

23.08.2017 07:57 Asia stabilizes after soar

On Wednesday, Asian equities stabilized, taking a breather after the previous day's ascend and also unable to keep up with a global soar caused by revenues for tech equities on Wall Street as well as miners in Europe…

23.08.2017 07:45 Evergreen buck stands tall following short-covering bounce

On Wednesday, the major US currency edged up versus a basket of crucial currencies, having obtained a boost yesterday because market participants adjusted their trading positions ahead of a global key bankers' conference…

23.08.2017 07:28 British employers' hiring confidence is the lowest outcome since Brexit vote

UK employers' readiness to hire and invest has gone down to its lowest value since the previous year's vote to break up with the European Union, according to a poll by the recruitment industry issued on Wednesday…

23.08.2017 07:12 Crude sags on worries of oversupply

On Wednesday, crude went down in early trade, squeezed between worries of oversupply, spurred by ascending Libya output as well as fears of reduced future investment in the crude industry…

23.08.2017 06:56 Kiwi descends moderately ahead of budge estimates

On Wednesday, the Kiwi went down moderately in early Asia trade, with budget figures ahead to dominate the economic outlook, with the evergreen buck soaring overnight…

22.08.2017 11:57 Thai exports go up 11.6% y/y in July

In July, Thailand's customs-cleared annual exports went up for a fifth straight month according to a Reuters survey, underpinned by improved global surge as well as sturdy demand for commodities…

22.08.2017 08:56 Canadian consumers’ debt rises

During the second quarter Canadian consumers dared to take on more consumer debt…

22.08.2017 08:13 Greenback rebounds in Asia

On Tuesday, the evergreen buck gained smartly versus the Japanese yen in Asia in rebound trade because Donald Trump told that the America would proceed with its military support to Afghanistan after 16 years…

22.08.2017 07:39 China boasts more room to tackle its debt

Ascending corporate revenues are giving Chinese policymakers enough room to do more to tame the country’s surging debt issues without inflicting key damage on the national economy…