Oct 08, 2018 20:29 pm UTC| Market Roundups
Market Roundup Italys Savona confident of agreement with EU over budget . China to raise export tax rebates amid trade war . U.S. Treasury still concerned about yuan depreciation official. Feds Bullard:...
Oct 08, 2018 11:28 am UTC| Market Roundups
Market Roundup EUR/USD -0.43%, USD/JPY -0.3%, GBP/USD -0.51%, EUR/GBP 0.02% DXY 0.32%, DAX -0.61%, FTSE -0.39%, Brent -1.22%, Gold -0.7% China shares tumble, central banks move to aid economy shrugged...
Oct 08, 2018 11:18 am UTC| Commentary Economy Digital Currency Market Roundups
BTC/USD: Bitcoin prices continued to remain range-bound during late European session Monday, amid lack of any market-moving news that gathered investors attention. At the time of writing, BTC/USD traded nearly flat at...
Oct 08, 2018 06:40 am UTC| Market Roundups
Market Roundup China slashes banks reserve requirements as trade war imperils growth China Sep Caixin Services PMI, 53.1, 51.5 prev Japans Abe says would welcome Britain to TPP - FT Far right,...
Oct 05, 2018 22:48 pm UTC| Market Roundups
Market Roundup US Sep Non-Farm Payrolls, 134k, 185k forecast, 201k previous, 270k revised. US Sep Private Payrolls, 121k, 180k forecast, 204k previous, 254k revised. US Sep Unemployment Rate, 3.7%, 3.8%...
Oct 05, 2018 11:40 am UTC| Market Roundups
Market Roundup EUR/USD -0.16%, USD/JPY -0.03%, GBP/USD 0.15%, EUR/GBP -0.29% DXY 0.11%, DAX -0.79%, FTSE -0.67%, Brent 0.38%, Gold 0.27% Strong U.S. job growth expected in September; wages seen...
Oct 05, 2018 11:14 am UTC| Commentary Economy Digital Currency Market Roundups
BTC/USD: Bitcoin prices remained range-bound during late European session Friday, after gaining yesterday amid news that the European Union is planning to spend 1 million to monitor cryptocurrencies and ensure that market...
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