Forex News

On Tuesday, the evergreen buck declined versus other key currencies, as last session’s dismal American economic reports kept weighing and trading was supposed to remain quiet with no American data set to be published throughout the trading session…

On Tuesday, Asian stocks jumped to near two-year peaks because surging optimism over tech industry earnings as well as easing worries over North Korea compensated softer-than-expected factory readings in China and America…

On Tuesday, the currency pair AUD/USD pair actually kept to its bid tone for the second trading session…

China’s official Xinhua news agency cited head of the People’s Bank of China’s research bureau, Xu Zhong as telling that China’s overall leverage level happens to be reasonable enough, but it’s ascending at rather an alarming tempo…

On Tuesday, crude prices traded weaker because a poll on Chinese manufacturing came in weaker than expected and market participants looked ahead to American inventories on oil as well as refined products to set the overall tone…

On Tuesday, gold surged on heighted risk closely connected with the Korean peninsula…

On Tuesday, the Japanese yen traded modestly weaker and the Australian dollar surged in Asia, following a newly issued poll on manufacturing from China, offering a softer than expected outcome…

Profits at the world's number one casino hub of Macau went up 16…

On Monday, gold headed south in European trade, making its way toward a three-week minimum after American congressional leaders came to an agreement to fund the government via the fall, thus easing worries as for a shutdown of the federal government…

America’s on the verge of starting an investigation into whether thermoplastic components utilized in some Japanese as well as German vehicles sold in the country violate its patent laws or not…

On Monday, crude prices sagged, undermined by a poor manufacturers poll out of China and notwithstanding that OPEC-led crude output cuts could be extended when crude producers have a meeting later this month…

In April, South Korean exports headed north at a much faster-than-expected pace, ascending for a sixth straight month backed by sturdy demand for high-tech memory chips as well as adding confirmation to perceptions of broad revival in the world economy…