posted by
FXTimes
502 days ago
in Fundamental, Retail Sales, Trade
In overnight data we saw the Chinese trade balance shows the surplus there much smaller than expected in December. Exports rose less than anticipated. In Australia, retail sales rebounding in November following a poor October. Swiss retail sales
posted by
jed
528 days ago
in NZD, Agriculture, Trade
New Zealand Wool Services International Ltd reports that this week’s wool sales met a generally solid market, as demand for limited volumes kept prices up, underpinned by a weaker New Zealand dollar.
posted by
liorcohen
528 days ago
in Fundamental, Oil, Trade
After the impressing start of the week, with most major commodities rising and especially the New York City Gate Spot prices exploding and rising by 105%, yesterday it also rose very sharply but didn’t come close to that 105% increase. Except for
posted by
FXTimes
533 days ago
in USD, Fundamental, Trade
The US Dollar gained today on the back of a blow-out trade balance report, and a better than expected consumer confidence release. That begs the question is the US recovery story again going to gain traction? We also take a look at China’s trade
posted by
forexanalysis
535 days ago
in USD, GBP, Trade
According to Reuters, sterling has dropped by 0.2 per cent versus its US counterpart to stand at $1.5723, following a high of $1.5823 reached yesterday, forex traders may be keen to note.
posted by
Orci
537 days ago
in Fundamental, Trade
The transition to the use of national currencies will not be quick; it should take into account the real interests of the participants.
posted by
Centralian
537 days ago
in USD, Fundamental, Trade
Our soon-to-be governor and the members of the Legislature are scooting to find new revenue sources to erase the next fiscal year’s budget.
posted by
smartypants
538 days ago
in USD, Trade, Employment
The U.S. economy is bad, but it’s going to get much worse before this is straightened out. In his first 100 days, Obama managed to grow the U.S. deficit by 50%. We now have a record breaking thirteen trillion dollar deficit. Our grandchildren are
posted by
maryleaf
539 days ago
in Trade
The ruling by the World Trade Organization (WTO) marks the first time the trade body has ruled against the EU in favour of China. The panel of WTO experts said the EU's import duties broke trade rules and said they must be revised.
posted by
brilo
540 days ago
in USD, Gold, Trade
Gold advanced, heading for a second weekly gain, as China’s imports increased and a fall in the dollar boosted the appeal of the precious metal as an alternative asset. Palladium traded near a nine-year high.
posted by
CommodityTip
541 days ago
in USD, Agriculture, Trade
The declines come even as the U.S. dollar weakens. A lower dollar typically is seen as supportive of U.S. beef demand and has pushed prices higher in recent weeks. In the rise to more than two-year highs this week, analysts have cited a weak doll
posted by
Reno
541 days ago
in USD, Fundamental, Trade
It’s all fine to follow the trend if you are a hit and run trader – that’s the kind of trading we’ve been doing since we cashed out last month but, to make real money, you need to take a stand.