The New Zealand and Australian dollars were higher against their U.S. counterpart on Tuesday, as demand for the latter was under pressure after the previous session's downbeat U.S. manufacturing data...
On Monday the greenback was given a boost while gold prices extended losses, after data signaled that U.S. personal spending rose broadly matching market expectations in June and supporting optimism over the health of the economy...
On Monday gold prices struggled below the $1,100-level, as investors looked ahead to the release of key data later in the session for further hints on when a U.S. rate increase will take place...
On Monday the pound sterling was slightly lower against the dollar after data signaled that activity in the U.K. manufacturing sector expanded a little last month but remained relatively quiet...
On Monday European stocks edged higher, with investors digesting a fresh round of earnings reports. The Greek equity market dropped at reopening after a five-week suspension...
This week’s most awaited reports include non-farm payroll data, U.S. core PCE, BOJ, RBA and BOE rate decisions, U.S. factory orders, U.K. manufacturing production, China’s CPI, U.S. manufacturing PMI, China’s CPI, and German factory orders...
Monday will mark a resumption of trading on Greek financial markets after a five-week suspension amid continuing negotiations with creditors on austerity measures and reforms required for a third bailout...