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On Monday the euro fell to nine year lows against the dollar. The European currency has fallen 0.3 percent in the past week, the third worst performer of 10-developed nation currencies tracked by Bloomberg Correlation-Weighted Indexes. The dollar gained 1.6 percent and the yen rose 1.9 percent...
Because thin volumes thanks to many traders enjoying holidays leave the stock-market with a lack of conviction to move, the Australian sharemarket has terminated the second trading day of the year up slightly...
With losses in many investor accounts, and a feeling of desperation towards metals and miners, many in the metals world were cut at the base by the action of the metals and mining stocks in 2014. However, as Investing...
The Federal Reserve has clearly signaled it is approaching to moving short-term rates above zero, though any moves will be "data dependent...
Retreating from unprofitable businesses around the world, Citigroup Inc has agreed to sell its Japanese retail banking operations to Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp (SMBC...
According to Finance Minister Anton Siluanov, Russia is now facing a “considerably higher” deficit next year than it was expected as the economy slips toward recession...
Confronting the lowest oil prices in five years, Saudi Arabia sees a wider budget deficit next year. The country expects it to widen to 145 billion riyals ($39 billion) in 2015...
Most emerging-market stocks climbed; Chinese equities posted the biggest two-day retreat in 18 months while Russia’s ruble stopped a three-day gain. Hyundai Motor rose 2 percent in Seoul after Yonhap News said the carmaker may boost dividends...
Oil slid from the highest close in more than a week due to worries that the strengthening U.S. economy will not boost demand enough to clear a global surplus...