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“The prospect that the U.S. Federal Reserve will start exiting zero policy rates later this year has fueled growing fear of renewed volatility in emerging economies’ currency, bond, and stock markets,” Nouriel Roubini wrote in his monthly column for Project Syndicate...
On Wednesday the dollar remained broadly higher against its peers supported by upbeat U.S. jobs and manufacturing data. Investors meanwhile watch the situation in Greece...
On Wednesday gold futures edged lower, as sentiment around equities improved and investors preferred risky assets...
European stocks surged Thursday in the wake of a report that Greece’s prime minister is ready to accept bailout terms set forth by creditors to the Hellenic nation...
On Wednesday the pound slid against the U.S. dollar, after data showed that U.K. manufacturing activity expanded at the slowest rate in 26 months in June, while Greek debt concerns continued to support demand for the safe-haven greenback...
Euro area finance ministers decided to take up Greece’s new aid bid for the second time at 15:30 p.m. Brussels time Wednesday after Greece's request for a second bailout was dismissed by German Chancellor Angela Merkel...
Greece has requested a new two-year bailout program from its European partners as the country approached a default hours away...
According to revised figures released Tuesday, the U.K. economy grew by 2.9 percent in the first quarter of 2015 from the same time last year – the sort of growth level that economists took for granted pre-credit crisis, says CNBC...