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Markets boosted by possible US airlines relief package

Futures rose in Hong Kong and Australia, following the S&P 500’s 1.7% overnight advance after US House speaker Nancy Pelosi boosted the markets…

Chart of the day: USDJPY 07.10.2020

Currencies had only just regained a sense of calm after Trump returned to the White House from hospital, where he received treatment for the coronavirus w…

US lawmakers renew efforts for a stimulus package deal

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin spoke by phone for about an hour on coronavirus economic relief. The renewed effort in…

Indices gain following reports of Donald Trump’s improving health

Indices were gaining this morning following White House reports of Donald Trump’s improving health. London’sUK100 indexrose also helped by a r…

Chart of the day: USDJPY 01.10.2020

Recent firmness in the Japanese yen indicated that plenty of underlying caution still remains. The yen held at 105.45 during the Asia session, after climb…

Global indices fall after US presidential debate

US indices gained in Asian time during the Biden-Trump presidential debate but then retreated after President Trump cast doubt on whether he would accept…

USD touches two-month high

The US dollar touched a two-month high as appetite for riskier assets fell over concerns regarding the resilience and economic recovery in the United Stat…

FTSE suffering worst fall in three months

London shares continued to fall this morning, suffering their worst sell-off in more than three months after new lockdown restrictions were put in place j…

Chart of the day: USDJPY 22.09.2020

The Japanese yen fell from a six-month peak against the US dollar, climbing to 104.64. The Japanese currency has been among the best performing majors thi…

FTSE Russell to include China in its World Government Bond Index

The Chinese yuan up has gained more than 1% this month, having hit a 16-month peak last week rising 0.2% to 6.7681 per dollar. It has been helped by forei…

Bank of England exploring negative rates

Bank of England policymakers said they were exploring negative rates. This was the clearest signal yet that the BoE may consider cutting interest rates be…

Chart of the day: USDJPY 17.09.2020

Traders have pushed the dollar-yen lower in a break of its March uptrend. The yen has been gaining steadily this month as investors mull the implications…

WTO rules against the US on China tariffs

The World Trade Organisation (WTO) ruled that American tariffs on Chinese goods violate international rules. A panel of three WTO trade experts said the U…

British government gets parliament approval to go ahead with controversial bill

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s plan to renege on part of the Brexit divorce deal passed its first hurdle in Parliament yesterday after a fiery de…

Yoshihide Suga wins ruling party's leadership vote

Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga, a loyal aide to outgoing Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, won a landslide victory in a ruling party leadership…

UK economy returns to growth

Britain’s economy grew for a third month in a row in July as pubs, restaurants and other sectors reopened after the coronavirus lockdown. Despite th…

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