Emerging-market stocks continued to drop, approaching a six-year low as China’s move to weaken the yuan pounded developing-nation currencies. The South Korean won slid after North Korea...

This morning news emerged that China moved to support its sinking stock market as state-controlled funds bought equities.  The securities regulator also signaled that a selling ban on major...

2015 has been a year of excess; excess oil, excess supply of commodities, excess terrorism and even excess global temperatures currently leaving some alpine ski resorts without snow! It has also been...

European Stocks opened lower on Monday, following Asia as the continuing oil saga and Spanish elections did not help to improve market sentiment. Oil is trading at levels lower than those experienced...

Yellen delivered as expected, and markets interpreted it very wellas US equity and credit markets rallied strongly, with the momentum carrying through to Asia and the European markets this morning. A...

Brazil made the headlines again yesterday after the sovereign’s Baa3 rating from Moody’s was put on review for downgrade, moving it one step closer to junk. Brazil’s 10y yield jumped...

Federal Reserve policy makers may need to have more than just confidence that inflation will pick up to raise interest rates again after liftoff according to chair Janet Yellen. Yellen yesterday...

European stock markets managed to gain some ground on Mondaywith The Stoxx Europe 600 index jumping half a percent, extending its monthly advance to close almost three percent higher as Investors...

Volatility is poised to dominate the markets once again, as investors digest the latest Chinese negative economic data and the country’s equities largest daily drop in over 3 months.  Asian...

Thursday was a busy day for investors who focused their attention on Europe first, as the ECB’s President Mario Draghi delivered a rather dovish press conference in Malta after a two days...