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American mortgage lenders are actually bracing for rockier times because consumers demand for home loans keeps going down and competition in the mortgage industry surges, according to Fannie Mae's latest quarterly poll, issued on Monday…
On Monday, Asian stocks went up on optimism over global surge, while the greenback stood on the defensive as a subdued American inflation outlook capped American bond yields and also raised questions whether the Fed intends to tighten its policy or not…
On Monday, the evergreen buck went down against its key peers, losing traction as American Treasury yields were still low amid fading hopes that the Fed will raise interest rates again later in 2017…
On Monday, crude prices leapt more than 1% on a weaker greenback, but another ascend in American drilling activity stoked concerns that a global supply glut will go on notwithstanding an OPEC-led effort to tame output…
On Friday, American stock index futures tacked on because crude was still on course for its fifth week of drops in a row…
As Friday’s survey revealed, roaring euro zone business surge suddenly tailed off toward the end of the first half of this year, thus reacting to an unexpected slowing in the tempo of expansion by services companies…
On Friday, the common currency went up versus its American counterpart, following the publication of mixed euro zone economic reports because demand for the American currency remained vulnerable enough, following the previous session’s dismal American…
On Friday, European stocks decreased because market participants were focused on a slew of economic reports from the euro zone, not to mention the second day of negotiations between European leaders in Brussels…
On Friday, Asian stocks were flat, while staying on track for a weekly revenue, while crude prices drifted away from this week's 10-month minimums…
On Friday, gold held its profits in Asia on safe-have demand from China…
On Friday, crude prices managed to earn in Asia, with the market looking ahead to American rig count figures…
In June, Japanese manufacturing activity slowed because new orders ascended at the slowest pace for seven months, as a preliminary private poll disclosed on Friday…
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