| 30 Jan 2018 08:43 | Express.co.uk |
... it's still fundamentally undervalued relative to this stage of the business cycle.” Sharma is not the only sterling bull.
more| 30 Jan 2018 07:30 | Financial Times |
German inflation is not running away as some had predicted, with the annual rate at 1.4 per cent in January, the stats office said on Tuesday, shy of Reuters estimates for a 1.6 per cent pace of price gains in line with the previous month.
more| 30 Jan 2018 06:18 | MarketWatch |
The U.S. dollar resumed its selloff on Tuesday, giving back part of the previous day's rally as the bullish case for its main rival, the euro, was reaffirmed by strong economic growth data. U.S. 10-year Treasury yields, which guided the dollar higher ...
more| 05 Jan 2018 05:37 | Seeking Alpha |
The dollar hit a four-month low against the euro against a backdrop of optimism about the euro zone economy. A more important driver behind the gold rally, however, is euro currency strength. European investors appear in my view to be keener on buying ...
more| 19 May 2017 09:48 | Financial Times |
The European Commission is due to rule next month on how to police euro-denominated securities transactions outside the EU.
moreMacron thinks that could cut 500 euros ($550) off the annual cost of employing someone. He has also vowed to give more freedom to companies negotiating wage deals with labor unions, to restore tax benefits on overtime, and to encourage social mobility ...
more| 18 May 2017 22:56 | ItalyEurope24 (subscription) |
A key purpose of an Italian withdrawal from the euro area would, of course, be currency redenomination: providing that contracts and instruments (including sovereign bonds) in euros could be repaid in a new, devalued national currency. The stark ...
moreTOKYO The euro was under pressure in Asian trade on Thursday ahead of a European Central Bank meeting at which policymakers were expected to take further easing steps, while the kiwi skidded after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand surprised with an ...
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