
Aug 04, 2016 13:25 pm UTC| Commentary
Energy pack is mixed in todays trading. Weekly performance at a glance in chart table. Oil (WTI) WTI gained back some grounds but remains under selling pressure. Active call WTI is likely to drop towards $35...
Bank of England lowers interest rate to 0.25 pct and expands QE
Aug 04, 2016 13:23 pm UTC| Commentary Central Banks
The Bank of England has lowered the interest rate to record low on Thursday, the first rate cut since 2009. The Monetary Policy Committee members unanimously decided to cut the Bank Rate to 0.25 percent from 0.50 percent....
Canadian bonds gain on weak crude oil prices; employment report in focus
Aug 04, 2016 13:09 pm UTC| Commentary
The Canadian government bonds gained Thursday, following weak crude oil prices. Also, investors now await the employment report data, which is scheduled to release on Friday at 18:00 GMT. The yield on the benchmark...

Currency snapshot (commodity pairs)
Aug 04, 2016 13:01 pm UTC| Commentary
Dollar index trading at 95.7 (+0.18%) Strength meter (today so far) Aussie +0.36%, Kiwi +0.42%, Loonie +0.05% Strength meter (since last week) Aussie +0.44%, Kiwi -0.10%, Loonie -0.42% AUD/USD Trading at...

Currency snapshot (major pairs)
Aug 04, 2016 12:50 pm UTC| Commentary
Dollar index trading at 95.74 (+0.22%) Strength meter (today so far) Euro -0.12%, Franc -0.00%, Yen +0.21%, GBP -1.12% Strength meter (since last week) Euro -0.30%, Franc -0.52%, Yen +0.81%, GBP -0.38% EUR/USD...
US Treasuries rebound on BOE’s aggressive policy easing; employment report eyed
Aug 04, 2016 12:49 pm UTC| Commentary
The US Treasuries rebounded Thursday after the Bank of England lowered its bank rate to 0.25 percent with additional quantitative easing. However, investors clear focus remains on the July employment report on...
Fiscal expenditure in Thailand jumps to 3-year high on staunch govt policy
Aug 04, 2016 12:32 pm UTC| Commentary
Fiscal expenditure in Thailand surged highest in almost three years, following an aggressive government policy that was adopted to support the gloomy economy. Evidently, the government has been running some twopercent in...