Japan revised Q1 GDP to 2.7% annualized from 1.6%. The revision was driven by stronger business spending, which was signaled by stronger-than-expected capital spending.
The Reserve Bank of Australia surprised many with a quarter-point hike and German factory orders unexpectedly fell.
Energy modeling misses important points.
The week ahead highlights include Australia and Canada central bank meetings. Even if neither hike rates, the rhetoric may turn more hawkish as officials prepare for a possible...
For much of the past few months, markets were hopeful that the FOMC would pause in its recent pattern of sequential rate hikes, then pivot to rate cuts for later in the year after...
BP stock price is about to move to a bear market as oil drops.
The unexpected surge in the April US jobs openings 10.1 mln after an upwardly revised 9.75 mln in March helped sustain the dollar's firmer tone and injected some volatility in the...
June is a pivotal month. The US debt-ceiling political drama cast a pall over sentiment even if it did not prevent the dollar from rallying or the S&P 500 and Nasdaq from setting...
Yesterday's dollar surge has stalled. It is consolidating its gains and is softer against all the G10 currencies. After popping above JPY140 yesterday, there were no follow-through...