US Home Sales Fall 27%
Existing home sales fell a whopping 27 percent in July, marking the largest monthly loss since recor...
Canadian Retail Sales Gain 0.1%
Canadian retail sales rose to $35.9 billion in June - a 0.1 percent increase in May's number. In ter...
Stock Futures Fall on Growth Concerns
Stock futures and a drop in oil prices in European trading suggest another losing day on the US stoc...
Yen Continues to Track Higher
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda commented on the yen reaching a 15-year high against the doll...
Fed split on on Boosting Economy
The Aug. 10 meeting of top Federal Reserve officials was among the most contentious in Ben Bernanke'...
YEN Yada Yada
We wake up and hope, but, it’s ugly again today. Two consecutive days of ââ‚Â...
Canadian Dollar Gains as Equities Strengthen
The Canadian dollar started the week on a positive note as a jump in equities and strengthening oil ...
Former IMF Economist Makes Case for Higher US Interest Rates
Raghuram Rajan, the former chief economist for the International Monetary Fund (IMF), will argue th...
No Clear Majority in Australian Election Results
Trading was down on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) following last week's election where ne...
EUR on verge of tipping
Global uncertainty continues to dominate this lackluster forex market this morning. At least the soa...
Australia may ax Mining Tax
The fate of a proposed mining tax in Australia, the world’s biggest exporter of coa...
Oil Falls on Weaker News
Reacting to the latest round of weaker economic news from the US and Europe, oil prices continued to...
Canada Sees Slowdown in Growth
The rate of growth in the Canadian economy slowed in July, falling to 0.4 percent from 0.7 percent t...
France Reduces 2011 Growth Outlook by 0.5%
France has slashed its forecast for 2011 to 2 percent from 2.5 percent and is ramping-up efforts to ...
EUR bulls have their tails between their legs
People are still inclined to shun riskier assets as the faithful dollar rules the roost this morning...