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On Tuesday the British currency traded steady against the U.S. dollar, after positive U.K. manufacturing production data, as market sentiment was pressured amid growing concerns over the Greek debt crisis...
The shopping-street impact of the Swiss National Bank's decision to abandon its 1.20 per euro ceiling last month is expanding across Switzerland, cheapening the cost of imported goods from cars to groceries...
Speaking in Istanbul, George Osborne told Bloomberg TV that there is a growing danger that the deadlock over Greece’s bailout programme spirals out of control. British Chancellor warned that this could potentially be causing serious damage to the European economy, and the UK’s too...
On Tuesday the greenback was stable versus the euro and the yen, after data showing that Chinese consumer inflation slowed to a five year low last month and as concerns over the Greek debt crisis kept investors cautious...
As prices for crude oil in spot and futures markets dropped more than 50 percent since June last year, Standard & Poor's had to revise down its oil price assumptions over 2015-2018...
Aussie climbed steadily higher on Tuesday, boosted by weak Chinese inflation data which fuelled hopes of an impending interest rate cut by Beijing, says The Sydney Morning Herald...
On Tuesday benchmark Brent crude oil prices traded below $58 a barrel as the International Energy Agency (IEA) said the United States will remain the world's top source of oil supply growth until to 2020, defying expectations of a more dramatic slowdown in shale output growth...
On Monday the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries announced demand for its own oil will rise in 2015 amid a slowdown in the US oil industry, in a sign that the cartel’s policy of maintaining output despite the steep fall in crude prices since last summer appeared to be working...
On Monday the greenback edged higher against the other major currencies, as growing concerns over a potential Greek exit from the euro zone weighed on market sentiment and as Friday's strong U.S. employment data continued to back the US currency...
According to leading indicators released Monday by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, economic growth is set for revival in Germany and the eurozone. The main exceptions are the U.K. and Russia, which are set for slowdowns. India's growth is likely to accelerate...