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On Monday the U.S. dollar declined against its Canadian counterpart, stepping off a six-year peak after data showed that U.S. personal spending declined for the first time in 20 months in December...
The biggest US energy company Exxon Mobil Corp. reported its fourth-quarter profit fell 21%, impacted by lower commodity prices, while it also unveiled plans to slash its share buyback program, says The WSJ...
On Monday gold swung between small gains and losses, as traders reassessed their expectations for the timing of the first U.S. rate hike and as growing fears over Greece's future in the euro zone weighed...
On Monday crude oil futures were heavily pressured, as fears over the global economic outlook and the impact on future oil demand prospects undermined the commodity sentiment...
On Monday the pound recouped its losses against the greenback, supported by upbeat manufacturing activity data from the U.K. although investors remained cautious amid ongoing concerns over Greece...
US oil industry workers have launched a large-scale strike at nine refineries after failing to agree on a new national contract with major oil companies, says BBC Worldwide...
European stocks rose Monday, as upbeat Spanish manufacturing data overweighed concerns over Greece's future in the euro zone...
On Monday the Australian dollar continued its gains despite disappointing manufacturing data from China. In China, the HSBC January manufacturing PMI us came in at 49.7, lower than the flash estimate of 49.8...
According to the recent data, Chinese manufacturing weakened, sending Asian stock markets lower on Monday. Oil swung...
On Friday, Eurostat published its latest unemployment figures, indicating the overall rate in the eurozone falling slightly from 11.5 percent in November to 11.4 percent in December...