Global Markets: Asian Stock Markets : Nikkei up 0.89%, Shanghai Composite down 0.34%, Hang Seng up 0.42%, ASX up 0.43% Commodities : Gold at $1605.75 (+0.13%), Silver at $18.25 (+0.53%), Brent Oil at $58.12 (+0.64%), WTI Oil at $52.69 (+0.76%) Rates : US 10-year yield at 1.563, UK 10-year yield at 0.609, Germany 10-year yield at -0.407 News & … Continue reading Wednesday 19th February: Asian markets mostly higher as new coronavirus cases continue to slow
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Wednesday 19th February: Dollar Continues its Reign Ahead of FOMC.
Europe’s shared currency tumbled for a fifth successive session against the buck Tuesday, pulled lower on weak German ZEW Economic Sentiment for February and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s Empire State Manufacturing Index also rising sharply in February.
Tuesday 18th February: Apple’s warning drives markets lower
Global Markets: Asian Stock Markets : Nikkei down 1.40%, Shanghai Composite down 0.04%, Hang Seng down 1.42%, ASX down 0.16% Commodities : Gold at $1588.25 (+0.12%), Silver at $17.81 (+0.44%), Brent Oil at $57.09 (-1.01%), WTI Oil at $51.98 (-0.65%) Rates : US 10-year yield at 1.558, UK 10-year yield at 0.642, Germany 10-year yield … Continue reading Tuesday 18th February: Apple’s warning drives markets lower
Tuesday 18th February: Sterling Toys With 1.30 Ahead of Labour Data.
After refreshing multi-year lows at 1.0827 Friday, EUR/USD struggled to find direction Monday as US banks closed in observance of Presidents’ Day – confined within a tight range between 1.0851/1.0829.
Monday 17th February: Asian markets mixed as Japanese economy shrinks much more than expected
Global Markets: Asian Stock Markets : Nikkei down 0.69%, Shanghai Composite up 2.28%, Hang Seng up 0.51%, ASX down 0.07% Commodities : Gold at $1585.05 (-0.09%), Silver at $17.85 (+0.64%), Brent Oil at $57.37 (+0.09%), WTI Oil at $52.41 (+0.17%) Rates : US 10-year yield at 1.588, UK 10-year yield at 0.616, Germany 10-year yield … Continue reading Monday 17th February: Asian markets mixed as Japanese economy shrinks much more than expected
