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On Friday the euro erased gains against the U.S. dollar, as U.S. durable goods orders data lent support to the greenback, despite an upbeat report on Germany's business climate which continued to boost the single currency...
On Friday U.S. stocks opened mostly higher with Nasdaq trading in record territory...
On Friday gold prices were little changed during European morning trade, as the greenback began to recover from the previous session's downbeat U.S. economic reports. Markets now eye additional U.S. data due later in the day...
On Friday the euro declined against the greenback, as the latter slightly recovered from the previous session's downbeat U.S. data. Investors now await an upcoming report on durable goods orders...
On Thursday the euro remained higher against the U.S. dollar, as downbeat U.S. jobless claims and new home sales data undermined demand for the U.S. currency...
Crude oil futures slipped lower on Thursday, impacted by data released on Wednesday which had showed that U.S. crude inventories rose far more than expected last week. Market players keep eyeing developments in Yemen...
Greece and its partners haven’t discussed having the country miss a payment to the International Monetary Fund or default, Bloomberg reported referring to a senior Greek government official as saying...
On Thursday the greenback rose to one-and-a-half week highs against the yen. The Japanese currency also declined against the euro. Demand for the greenback was boosted by Wednesday's U.S. home sales data and as investors eyed additional U.S. report to be released later in the day...
With no obvious favorite so far, both the Labour and Conservative parties are unlikely to get enough votes to govern alone, meaning another coalition is most likely on the cards. However, for the financial markets not all coalitions are equal...