The Japanese Yen rallied to the strongest level in two years on Thursday as Japan’s policy makers held rates unchanged. But quickly retreated after Finance Minister...
Australia’s unemployment rate held steady at 5.7 percent in May, easing the Reserve Bank of Australia pressure to cut interest rates further. Total of 17,900 jobs...
The pound erased losses against the dollar after the killing of a U.K. lawmaker Thursday fueled speculation the nation’s voters will be more likely to favor...
The number of people filing for new jobless claims rose last week, but consistent with Fed’s employment growth. Unemployment claims increased by 13,000 to 277,000 in...
US inflation remains unchanged in May as higher gasoline prices and rising rents offset a drop in grocery prices. The consumer price index, which measures prices...
Canadian Manufacturing Sales Up 1% in April Canadian manufacturing sector sold more goods than expected in April for the first time in three months. Manufacturing sales...
The rising fuel costs boosted US producer prices for the second straight month in May. The producer price index climbed 0.4 percent from 0.2 percent recorded...
European stocks rose on Wednesday after data reveal expectations of dovish words from the US calmed investors on whether Britain will vote to leave the European...
Asian stocks recovered slightly from a near three-week low on Wednesday as markets digest MSCI’s decision not to include domestic Chinese equities in its indexes. Mainland...
Nigeria inflation rose to a six-year high in May, following a disappointing data in April as the increase in transport fares and other energy prices continues...