The dollar slipped to a new one-month low against the yen as sour data from the US continued to point at an uneven recovery. Personal spending rose less than expected and gave no reason for investors...

Yesterday the US economic docket provided some unexpected headwinds with actual figures disappointingly worse than expected....

Wall Street eased from record highs and Asian shares tracked lower their tracks today as risk sentiment was hurt by intensifying violence in Iraq....

We saw that sentiment remained hesitant, as the US major equity indices delivered mixed performances at close yesterday; gains or losses remained marginal however. Equity gains ease after a streak of...

The dollar slipped towards a month’s low against a basket of major currencies and the euro dipped last Friday after dovish comments by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi....

S&P closed at new record high while the Nikkei closed nearly flat for the day....

In its communication after the end of a 2-day policy meeting, the Fed delivered its $10 billion/month cut in quantitative easing. It scaled QE down to an effective $35 billion/month split between...

US equities continued extending their gains yesterday at close, ahead of the Fed’s Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) decision later today. Stronger CPI readings for May lent support to the US...

As a preliminary gauge of the broader market sentiment, we see that yesterday US equities were only marginally positive yesterday despite some better than expected economic data out of the US, with...

Asian shares end the day in negative territory mostly due to fear that the tensions in Iraq disrupt the oil exports....