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EUR/USD continues to grind higher as Greece continues to dominate the headlines. "The main focus was the June Fed meeting where early year expectations of a hike this month now feel a long time ago...
Mid-late last week the NZD pushed further lower against the greenback. Together with the overall USD weakness, the FletcherGoldman signal was put firmly under fire. The drawdown was significant, but within the scope of the strategy and we were confidant of a meaningful recovery...
"You could be forgiven for thinking that the biggest driver of the EUR/USD rate is not Greek debt talks, but the pricing of the December 2016 Fed Funds futures contract. This closed on Friday at 1.02%, the lowest level since mid-May...
Financeroll – Pound slipped lower against the US greenback on Monday (22/6) afternoon. Supported by the demand for the greenback amid a gradual interest rate hikes from the Fed. GBPUSD weakened -0285 at the level of 1.5843...
This June the sales trends of properties include homes and condos exceeded the expectations of economists. It is estimated only going up to the amount of 5...
Those skeptical about staying in the European Union and trying to convince the U.K. to leave the bloc, will now have a slippery economic argument, data shows...
JERUSALEM – the Prime Minister (PM) Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, is still not received with tudingan launched by the United Nations (UN). The Supreme Leader that Israel calls the UN and Seketaris General (Secretary-general) Ban Ki-moon as a hypocritical figure...
The market appeared a bit relieved after the Central Bank of the United States (us) The Fed decided not to raise interest rates in the near future. But observers of The Gloom, Boom & Marc Faber Doom or frequently accosted Mr. Doom says should rise in interest rates is not cause for concern...
The rapid growth in Asia and strong market performance drove more than wealth growth in 2014. Based on data from Global Wealth Report, 2015 by the Boston Consulting Group, when assets worldwide reached a record high of USD164,3 trillion in 2014, the global wealth grew by 11...
Donald Trump seems to understand how to spread the wealth. In addition to creating some of the most famous in the country, he also has a personal stake in Manhattan to Palm Beach which are all decorated with gold...
There are a number of countries that rose quickly after wracked by the global financial crisis. However, several other countries instead, i.e. makin slumped. World Bank Chief Economist Kaushik Basu said, the recovery stalled in high-income countries and even some middle-income countries...
Forget New York, London or Hong Kong. McKinsey has researched the seven cities that are 10 years old again became very rich. Reported by CNN, the following list: 1. Doha, Qatar Doha is expected to become a star of the sau wrong GDP per capita will increase...
On Monday gold prices plunged to the lowest level of the session after data indicated that existing home sales in the U.S. rose to the highest level in May since November 2009...
Greece's economy minister Giorgos Stathakis said in an interview with BBC that he believes that the country's new proposals have broken the impasse with its creditors. Euro surged against the dollar...
"Despite a dovish market reaction to this week’s FOMC statement, the Fed’s message remains focused on data dependency, and our economists continue to believe that conditions will be met for policy tightening to start in September...
Gold prices edged lower in early U.S. trading Monday, as appetite for risk now seems to be increased...
Current trend Last Friday the pair GBP/USD was traded in the sideways channel of 1.5835-1.5896. Yesterday, the pair had reached seven-month highs at the level of 1.5929 after the publication of the statement by the US FOMC...
Current trend During last week the pair EUR/USD was grown rapidly. European currency gained over 150 points due to the tension over the situation in Greece and the US Fed report on the interest rates. We wonder if this positive dynamics for the Euro will continue this week...
