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China is expected to resist bad ideas, including privatization…
On Friday, crude prices kept to six-month minimums, held down by an everlasting supply overhang, persisting notwithstanding an OPEC-led effort to reduce output and also prop up crude markets…
On Friday, the Japanese yen stayed weaker after the Bank of Japan held monetary policy intact as expected, including the tempo of asset purchases at ¥80 trillion every year…
On Friday, gold gained moderately in Asia, with market sentiment subdued following the Fed rate lift as well as wavering fortunes for the greenback with traders focused on whether the Trump Administration is capable of getting back on track with its tax…
On Thursday, the British pound decreased versus the greenback, suppressed by the publication of dismal British retail sales data…
In May, British retail sales dropped more than expected as official data demonstrated on Thursday…
On Thursday, China's major financial institution left interest rates for open market operations intact, shrugging off an overnight soar in the Fed’s key policy rate…
On Thursday, oil was narrowly mixed in Asia, with market participants observing a steady drumbeat of bearish supply news overwhelming statements from OPEC as well as allies led by Russia that output drops through March of 2018 are actually working their…
On Thursday, gold dived in Asia as a widely expected interest rate lift by the Fed provided room for caution, though the major American currency failed to respond steeply providing room for support…
On Thursday, the evergreen buck nursed losses, following dismal American inflation data, which left traders wondering if the US major bank would be able to follow up its latest rate lift with another later in 2017…
On Thursday, the Australian dollar leapt in Asia after a shocking bounce in May jobs and after the Fed disclosed its forecasts for rates as well as trimming its balance sheet…
After inflation British employees’ earnings dropped at the fastest pace since 2014 for the three months to April, thus underscoring the ascending Brexit squeeze facing numerous households, as official data disclosed on Wednesday…
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