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On Monday gold futures inched lower, slipping back below the $1,200-an-ounce level as a stronger dollar offset concerns about Greece...
Greece talks did not go well until last week. That changed when the show of international financial diplomacy moved to Washington for the spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, when it became worse...
On Monday the dollar rose versus its peers, as market players digested the previous week's disappointing U.S. data...
On Monday Hong Kong stocks suffered their biggest drop in four months, as worries over China’s new rules to curb margin trading and boost short-selling offset the central bank’s latest move to relax monetary policy and spur economic growth...
"After the announcement on Friday, stock futures were looking horrible so something needed doing to put a floor under that from a short-term point of view. But everybody's going to take a look at this and say 'hold on, why are they (PBoC) overreacting so strongly...
On Monday the British currency was almost unchanged against its US counterpart. Demand for the greenback was weak as trading volumes were expected to remain light with no major reports to be released during the session...
On Monday gold traded steadily during early trading shrugging off aggressive easing measures out of China over the weekend. The move signals China's authorities are getting more and more concerned about the country's economy...
On Monday crude-oil futures climbed in Asian trade after China unexpectedly announced a cut in banks’ reserve requirements. As China is the world's second-largest oil consumer, its economic growth has a direct impact on its energy demand...
Below are listed the most important events from the world of economy which are likely to influence market sentiment in the period from April 21 to April 24...
On Monday the euro slipped lower as concerns over the lack of an agreement on economic reforms for bailout funds between Greece and its creditors weighed...