Oct 28, 2016 22:15 pm UTC| Market Roundups
Market Roundup FBI to review more emails related to Clintons private email use. USD/MXN rallies to 19.1005 high on Clinton news, CHF, JPY gold (safe havens) gain. US Q3 GDP rises 2.9% v forecast 2.5%, exports...
Oct 28, 2016 12:07 pm UTC| Market Roundups
Market Roundup Sterling hurt by Northern Ireland court judgment siding with UK GBP/USD slips to 1.2123 from 1.2187 Asia/Europe high USD/JPY flat, EUR/USD +0.15%, GBP/USD +0.10% DXY -0.11%, DAX -0.6%,...
Oct 28, 2016 06:29 am UTC| Market Roundups
Market Roundup BoJ Gov Kuroda Government to take steps to up potential growth, natural rate of interest, QE to achieve price target, not underwrite government debt, definitely not tapering Reuters. Japan Sept...
Oct 27, 2016 22:52 pm UTC| Market Roundups
Market Roundup US Sept durable goods orders fall 0.1% v 0.1% forecast, 0.3% previous. U.S. business spending tepid, Core durable goods orders -1.2% v 0.3% forecast in Sept. U.S. jobless claims 258k v 255k...
Oct 27, 2016 12:13 pm UTC| Market Roundups
Market Roundup GBP/USD -0.06%, EUR/USD +0.09%, USD/JPY +0.25% DXY -0.02%, DAX -0.3%, Brent +0.7%, Iron +0.75% EZ Sept M Money Supply 5.0% vs 5.1% previous, 5.1% expected UK Preliminary Q3 GDP +0.5% q/q...
Oct 27, 2016 06:31 am UTC| Market Roundups
Market Roundup BoJ Gov Kuroda Yield curve moving as per BoJ policy, no immediate need to change short/long-term target levels, 10s in line with target of around zero, no surprise if super-long yields rise more, flat...
Oct 26, 2016 22:03 pm UTC| Market Roundups
Market Roundup ECB all but certain to keep buying bonds beyond March, ease QE rules - central bank sources Markets no longer price in near-term rate cut from ECB. Japan PM Abe adviser Hamada says govt should...
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