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Cina Coren is a former Wall Street broker and financial advisor. She holds a Master's degree in Communications and spent many years writing for international news outlets and journalistic publications. Today, Cina spends most of her time writing internet articles and blogs, and reading various ...more

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Dollar Weaker, Gold Up, Oil Down
The U.S. currency slid against all major peers on speculation the Federal Reserve will be slow to raise interest rates amid uneven global growth, buoying gold and bonds.
Sterling Slides, USD Holds Steady On Probable Fed Rate Hike
The pound slipped in Asia on Tuesday on speculation of further UK policy easing, shedding 0.4 percent to $1.2981GBP after Bank of England policymaker Ian McCafferty said that more quantitative easing was likely to be required.
Asian Stocks Jump, Aussie Climbs
Asian stocks hit one-year highs on Monday as investors seek greater yields amidst a backdrop of a recovering U.S. economy and easing global monetary policy conditions.
US Jobs Better Than Expected, Unemployment 4.9%
July’s non-farm payroll numbers were better than expected. U.S. employers hired at a steady pace during the month indicating some underlying strength for the labor market despite a host of mixed economic signals.
BOE Cuts Interest Rates By 25 %
The Bank of England just announced an interest rate cut. This is the first rate cut in seven years. Mark Carney, the Bank governor, announced the reduction from 0.5% to 0.25% at noon on Thursday.
Europe, Asia Equities Move Up, Sterling Dips Before BOE Meeting
The European index rose 0.5 percent as of 8:07 a.m. in London while the MSCI Asia Pacific Index gained 0.6 percent, following last session’s 1.9 percent slide, jumping 5.8 percent in July still down about 1 percent this week.
HSBC To Buy Back $2.5 Billion Shares In 2016 As Profits Fall
The central bank announced a $2.5 billion share buyback for this year as Chief Executive Officer Stuart Gulliver tries to reverse a stock slump, while pulling away from annual dividend increases and the timeline for a key profitability target.
Reserve Bank Slices Australia's Cash Rate To Record Low Of 1.5%
The Reserve Bank of Australia announced a cut in interest rates Tuesday by 25 basis points to a record-low of 1.50% from 1.75%. The decision had been anticipated by a majority of economists and investors in financial markets.
Aussie, Kiwi Rebound Ahead Of RBA Tuesday Meeting
After hitting a two-week low against the yen on Friday, the Australian dollar came back Monday after negative US economic data late last week pushed back expectations of a rate hike by the Federal Reserve.
Dollar Dives On Morgan Stanley Pessimistic Growth Report
It looks like the Federal Reserve is not likely to raise interest rates anytime soon. At the FOMC meeting last week, the central bank indicated pointedly that a September hike was not in the cards.
BOJ Expands ETF Purchases, Keeps Interest Rate Steady
Kuroda has ordered an assessment of the effectiveness of BOJ policy to be undertaken at the next meeting which is scheduled to take place in September.
Fed Keeps Interest Rate Steady, Cites Stronger Economy
Federal Reserve left its benchmark interest rate unchanged on Wednesday, stating that the economy had weathered this past year’s troubles and had emerged with increased employment and moderate economic growth.
Stocks Stay Steady Before Fed And BOJ Meetings
The Fed begins its two-day meeting with economists estimating the central bank will keep borrowing costs unchanged at its conclusion on Wednesday.
Yen Strengthens, Asian Stocks Sell-Off
Japanese stocks sold off in a mixed Asian session on Tuesday, dragged down by renewed strength in the yen after a local media report indicated the government's highly anticipated stimulus package may not live up to expectations.
Crude At Near 2-month Low Amid Concerns Of Global Oil Glut
Prices of crude edged down on Monday in Asia amid worries over a global oil glut, staying close to the two-month lows hit in the previous session.
G-20 Nations Agree To Increase Global Coordination
World leaders began their two day G-20 meeting focusing their discussions on increasing international economic growth in efforts to counter growing global dissatisfaction that has intensified since Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
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