Notícias Forex

Chinese banks are braced for seeing a slowdown in lending surge during the second half of 2017, having used most of their annual credit quota, thus increasing the specter of corporate defaults because financing costs keep rising in the world's number two…

On Friday, the evergreen buck went down versus the other key currencies because market participants were still cautious reacting to a terrorist attack in Spain, while American political tensions kept dampening demand for the US currency…

On Friday, European equities started steeply because market sentiment weakened reacting to news of a recent terrorist attack in Barcelona, while political turmoil in America also kept rattling traders’ confidence…

On Friday, Asian shares inched down across the board, taking a cue from a shaky Wall Street because political woes for Donald Trump threaten his tax cut as well as infrastructure spending initiatives…

On Friday, crude prices went down as part of a broad-based selloff across financial markets, and also notwithstanding signs that oil markets are confidently tightening…

In July, China’s surge in new home prices slowed, with Beijing prices tumbling for a second straight month, underpinning expectations of further slowing later in 2017…

On Friday, gold drifted moderately higher in Asia, with focus shifting to a tense Himalayan standoff between China and India who were involved in a brief, but fierce border war conflict over the territory in 1962…

On Friday, the Japanese yen kept rising in Asia, with the greenback on the back-foot over a widening sag in faith that Donald Trump is capable of carrying through a set of aggressive economic policies…

In July, inflation in the 19 countries of the European Union was intact, as European statistics office Eurostat informed on Thursday…

On Thursday, European equities started steady to lower because fresh tensions in Washington affected market sentiment and traders awaited euro zone inflation data due to be issued later in the day…