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On Wednesday the dollar shrugged off the downbeat data on non-farm private employment in the U.S. remaining higher vs peers...
“The snapback in China could be fairly meaningful,” Timothy Moe, chief Asia Pacific equity strategist at Goldman, said in an interview Wednesday...
European stocks fluctuated Wednesday, with investors wary of growth in China and a possible U.S. interest-rate hike helped drive a selloff in the previous session...
Wednesday marked another steep slump for Asian stocks with the Aussie falling to a six-year low amid concerns over lingering slowdown in China, though mainland stocks recovered from a sharp selloff in the morning...
Nomura's strategist, Bob Janjuah, believes that the S&P 500 may fall another 10 to 15 percent in the near term, causing the U.S. Federal Reserve to launch more stimulus policies next year...
In a research note dated Monday, commodity analysts at Commerzbank said that gold’s gross short positions have fallen to their lowest level in 12 weeks...
Sterling dropped to almost three-month lows vs the greenback on Tuesday after data showed that the U.K. manufacturing sector grew slower last month, undermining positive sentiment for third quarter growth...
European equities declined and crude oil dropped over 3% on Tuesday after official data showed China's giant manufacturing sector, the engine powering the world's biggest energy consumer, contracted at the fastest pace in three years...
On Tuesday the greenback was lower versus the euro and the yen after Chinese data pointed to economic weakness sending Asian shares lower and spurring risk aversion...