The U.S. stock market ended trading on Monday with a reduction because of waiting for the results of the first month of the incentive programs, unimpressive prediction of Caterpillar and weak data on the business climate in Germany.
The U.S. stock market closed mixed Friday amid fixing, arrived in anticipation of the end of the financial year in the U.S. and new negative stories, spin around Spain and Greece. European debt crisis once again came out not the foreground and has …
European shares ended the week mixed, fully recouping the Fed's decision to launch new incentives and awaitin if Spain will take the financial assistance from the three lenders. The uncertainty associated with the situation in Spain, puts pressure on the European stock …
News background: The market is again in pessimism amid uncertainty about Spain and Greece. For this reason, the pair is still adjusted downwards. But the movement may be suspended if the bad data will be released today from the German Ifo business climate indicator for September.
World markets fully played out the idea of quantitative easing in one or another form from the Fed, the ECB and the Bank of Japan and are back to the realization that the world economy is still in recession because of raging European debt crisis, …
If inflation data today will show its growth, it can support the Canadian dollar against the U.S. dollar due to expectations of growth of the interest rate. It is also necessary to consider the Fed initiatives, which will adversely affect the U.S. dollar.
European shares ended trading on Thursday with decline amid uncertainty whether Spain apply for financial aid to the three creditors. The uncertainty in this regard, has a negative impact on investor sentiment.
The sharp decline in crude oil prices had a negative impact on the Canadian dollar. Speculative mood associated with a slowdown in economic growth in China and the statements of Saudi Arabia to increase oil production continues - all that supporting the pair, which may …
The U.S. stock market closed mixed on Tuesday on expectations of results of the first actions the Fed aimed to buy mortgage-backed securities, as well as short-term government securities and weak statistics from the largest express delivery company - the FedEx, whose …
