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An anti-G20 protestor displays a banner saying "Nae Tae G20" (No to G20) during a small protest against the G20 Finance Ministers meeting in St. Andrew's , Scotland Friday Nov. 6, 2009. British Treasury chief Alistair Darling,...
Even though the Federal Reserve didn’t raise interest rates this week, the government inches closer to raising interest rates and ending massive stimulus programs. These brokerages weigh in. Who’s Talking: Liz Ann Sonders,...
We’re not quite sure what all the fuss is about this morning when it comes to splicing and dicing the non-farm payrolls report. A 10.2% headline national rate of unemployment - the first in 26 years grabbed attention upon the...
A QUESTION OF BUSINESS By P GUNASEGARAM WHO says we don’t top any lists. We have the dubious distinction of coming out top on The Economist’s ranking of most undervalued currencies among 37 developed and developing countries...
Gold Bull Market Forecast 2009, 2010 Update Gold recently had a stellar run, pushing to new all time highs on a near daily basis, galvanising wider mainstream press attention to the precious metal. Gold Secular Bull Market From...
Nov 06 09 The driver of the pair, at this time of a global business cycle move from trough to growth, is the S&P futures market. If stocks falter, for whatever reason, and 1050 on the S&P fails to offer support, the euro will...
Overview About 80% of net issuance of total US Treasury and Agency debt has become an artificial market, lacking real investors, and relying on the fiction of Federal Reserve purchases with imaginary money in order to prop up...
The next market session will close: Previous session overview Major currencies are stalled in a holding pattern Friday, as cautious investors looked toward Friday's U.S. jobs data, seen as a key gauge of economic health....
After India's central bank gobbled up half of the gold (200 metric tons) the IMF recently offered for sale, gold surged 2.4% on Tuesday to a new all-time nominal high near $1085. Naturally traders flooded into the gold stocks...
KUALA LUMPUR: The US dollar will continue to weaken in the medium term as the risk appetite of investors increase with global economies on the mend, said OCBC Bank (M) Bhd head of global treasury Gan Kok Kim.
