A savage start to September has eased for global share markets and oil prices, while bonds rallied on hopes of US rate cuts.
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Expectations the US will avoid a recession and hopes that interest rate cuts are set to begin have helped push global shares higher.
A savage start to September has eased for global share markets and oil prices, while bonds rallied on hopes of US rate cuts.
Asian shares have edged higher while European stocks and Wall Street futures fell as investors await a crucial US payrolls report and its meaning for...
Governing Council was out for August, but tomorrow — on Wednesday, September 4 — they’ll be back for the third-last interest rate announcement...
Governing Council was out for August, but tomorrow — on Wednesday, September 4 — they’ll be back for the third-last interest rate announcement...
The price of silver (XAGUSD) continues to gain ground for the second successive session, trading around $28.40 per troy ounce in Thursday’s European...
Markets finished mixed on Thursday as soft economic data raised concerns of a recession and doubts about whether the Fed is behind the curve on...
Capital flows to emerging market and developing economies went through several boom-bust cycles in recent decades, often partlydrivenby external...
Capital flows to emerging market and developing economies went through several boom-bust cycles in recent decades, often partlydrivenby external...
The ASX200 has finished 0.4 per cent higher hours before the release of a US non-farm payroll report likely to determine how aggressive US rate cuts...
KUALA LUMPUR: The gold futures contract on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives ended marginally higher today after the US dollar continued to decline amid...