EURO month end requirements are early
What else do you expect China to say? Nah, we don’t like Europe letâ€â„...
China’s Vote of Confidence in the EU Boosts Global Markets
For those requiring further proof that the balance of power within the global economy has shifted to...
US Jobless Claimants Fall to 460,000
The US Labor Department reported that the number of new jobless claimants fell last week to 460,000....
Rising Auto Sales Helps Lift Japanese Exports by 40%
The total value of Japan's exports for the month of April climbed just over 40 percent to 5.9 trilli...
Spain to Implement 15 Billion Euro in Spending Cuts
Spain's government passed by a margin of a single vote, a plan that would shave 15 billion euros (US...
US Money Supply plunging at Depression pace
The M3 money supply in the United States is contracting at an accelerating rate that now matches the...
Merkel madness may sink EU
Is this the ‘real’ beginning of the end of the EU? Germany rattling t...
US Durable Goods Orders Up 2.9%
The US Commerce Department announced this morning that order to US factories for durable goods rose ...
Stocks in Europe, Asia Open in Positive Territory
After several days of losses as investors fretted over the European debt crisis, stock markets in As...
EU Proposal for Bank Levy Could Lead to Moral Hazard
Michel Barnier of the EU Internal Market Commission, said he wants to see European banks pay into a ...
EUR correction a trend reversal for irrational traders
It’s the US dollar libor, the pain of Spanish Banks, Korea, and Chinaâ€ââ...
Outlook Remains Bleak for Global Markets
Tuesday turned out to be another tough day for the markets as the ongoing euro debt crisis and heigh...
Loonie Fading Fast
Investors continue to flock to the US dollar as a safe destination until the turmoil currently embro...
LIBOR Rate Continues to Climb
The LIBOR rate (the rate at which banks lend each other short-term funds) increased for the 11th str...
Euro Crisis Puts Pressure on Global Stock Markets
Stock markets in Asia and Europe were down sharply Tuesday morning as investors worry that the Euro ...