London house prices demonstrate the biggest dips since 2008
In August, house prices in central London went down at their sharpest tempo since 2008, thus intensifying the slowdown in London’s housing market…
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Bank of England’s Meeting
The British pound was aggressively sold after the previous Bank of England’s meeting…
Aussie and Kiwi are nearly intact vs. US dollar in late trade
On Wednesday, the Australian as well as New Zealand dollars were nearly intact versus their American rival after the publication of positive Australian data…
Australian equities leap at close of trade
On Wednesday, Australia equities grew after the close because leaps in the Metals & Mining, Materials and also Gold sectors underpinned stocks…
Japan August wholesale prices inch up at the fastest pace in nine years
In August, Japanese wholesale prices rallied at the fastest annual tempo in almost nine years because firm Chinese demand spurred commodity prices, thus offering glimmers of hope that consumer inflation will speed up on its way to the key bank's 2%…
Gold rebounds modestly in Asia on recent profit-taking
On Wednesday, gold rebounded in Asia because market participants saw recent dips on a stasis in tensions on the Korean peninsula…
Asian equities hit 10-year maximum as Wall St. hits records
On Wednesday, Asian equities wobbled, while still marking a 10-year maximum, cheered by record peaks on Wall Street…
Crude is mixed in Asia as API estimates are digested
On Wednesday, crude was mixed in Asia, with market participants digesting industry estimates on American inventories of crude as well as refined products as they await official data…
Yen gives up early revenues on slightly poor PPI
On Wednesday, the Japanese yen gave up early revenues in Asia after producer prices turned to be a bit below expectations…
Greenback soars on yen early in Asia
On Wednesday, with producer prices on tap the evergreen buck grew versus its Japanese rival in early Asia trade…
European equities start higher after fresh records in Asia
On Tuesday, European bourses continued their relief surge, starting higher after Asian and American stock markets reached fresh record maximums as concerns as for Hurricane Irma as well as North Korea’s nuclear standoff relieved…
Chinese key banks cease services for North Koreans
China's Big Four state-owned banks have already ceased providing financial services to new North Korean customers, amid American worries that Beijing hasn’t been tough enough as for Pyongyang's recent nuclear tests…
