posted by
Buruguduy
37 minutes ago
in Fundamental, Daily, Retail Sales
Come Friday, we'll see the results of the US retail sales report covering the month of February. Did spending pick up? Or did consumers decide to keep their hands in their pockets?
posted by
hanayoridango
1 hour 16 minutes ago
in NZD, Retail Sales
New Zealand retail sales increased for the fifth time in six months in January as consumer confidence rose and stores dropped prices to attract customers during their summer vacation.
posted by
fxlady
1 hour 24 minutes ago
in AUD, Inflation
The Australian dollar opened little changed on Friday after worrying Chinese inflation data locked the resource sensitive currency into a tight trading range overnight.
posted by
domyouji
1 hour 55 minutes ago
in NZD, Retail Sales
New Zealand retail sales increased for the fifth time in six months in January as consumer confidence rose and stores dropped prices to attract customers during their summer vacation.
posted by
BloodDiamond
3 hours ago
in USD, Employment
The dollar traded little changed versus major currencies on Thursday after mixed data on U.S. trade and jobless claims failed to give investors direction.
posted by
babyblue
3 hours ago
in USD, Oil, Inflation
U.S. crude oil futures settled only 0.02 percent higher on Thursday after seesawing amid uncertainty about China and concerns it may tighten monetary policy to curb growth and inflation.
posted by
dailyjane
5 hours ago
in Oil, Inflation
As China inflation figures rose in February traders edged towards the consensus that the Chinese government will take steps to curtail its growth and prevent its economy from overheating.
posted by
minxybrilo
5 hours ago
in CAD, Inflation
Canada’s dollar dropped for the first time in 10 days as speculation global growth is slowing reduced demand for higher-yield currencies tied to commodities.
posted by
stewie
8 hours ago
in USD, Employment
Global stocks slipped and the dollar wavered on Thursday after an inflation spike in China sparked concerns interest rates may head higher and a poor read on U.S. jobs data soured economic recovery hopes.
posted by
yosoybeloved
10 hours ago
in USD, Employment
The dollar struggled for direction versus other majors Thursday morning as traders looked ahead to the latest round of data on the US jobs market.
posted by
alexandria
10 hours ago
in USD, Oil, Trade
The U.S. trade deficit likely widened slightly in January reflecting a higher foreign oil bill and a drop in aircraft exports.
posted by
dailyjane
11 hours ago
in JPY, Inflation
As China inflation rose in February traders edged towards the consensus that the Chinese government will take steps to curtail its growth and prevent its economy from overheating.