
On Monday, the evergreen buck soared, while staying not far from the seven-month minimum versus a currency basket after gloomy American employment data helped traders to pare back hopes for Fed rate lifts…
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On Monday, the evergreen buck soared, while staying not far from the seven-month minimum versus a currency basket after gloomy American employment data helped traders to pare back hopes for Fed rate lifts…
On Monday, oil held revenues in Asia notwithstanding a break by several Middle East as well as Gulf countries with Qatar because Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the UAE along with Bahrain snapped commercial and diplomatic ties…
On Friday, Wall Street futures pointed to a moderately higher start because traders looked ahead to the issue of the monthly employment report, while crude declined more than 2% on worries of soaring American shale crude output…
In May, British construction sector activity inched up to a 17-month peak, thus driving optimism over the British real estate market, as industry data disclosed on Friday…
Japan's economy was supposed to have expanded more rapidly during the first quarter than initially assessed, buoyed by revenues in corporate capital spending, as a Reuters survey disclosed on Friday…
On Friday, Taiwan stocks headed north after the close…
On Friday, Asian stocks mostly ascended, with Shanghai bucking the trend with focus on Amerian jobs data…
In May, American job surge was still sturdy, which is a further sign of an acceleration in economic activity, which would effectively seal the case for an interest rate soar this month notwithstanding sluggish wage revenues…
On Friday, crude slumped amid worries that Donald Trump's intention to abandon a global climate pact could spur more crude drilling in America, thus driving an ongoing glut in global supply…
On Friday, the evergreen buck reached a one-week peak versus the Japanese yen, following positive American private sector job figures…
In May, manufacturing activity in the United Kingdom tumbled less than expected, easing worries over the UK economy, as industry data revealed on Thursday…
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