Job openings declined sharply in August while hiring also fell and the level of workers quitting their jobs hit the highest level since at least late 2000, the Labor Department reported Tuesday. Employment vacancies fell to 10.44 million during the month, a drop of 659,000 from July’s upwardly revised 11.1 million, according to the department’s
In this article SIG Signage for Kay Jewelers, a subsidiary of Signet Jewelers Ltd., is displayed on the exterior of a store in New York. Bloomberg | Bloomberg | Getty Images Signet Jewelers on Tuesday said it agreed to buy the off-mall jewelry chain Diamonds Direct USA for $490 million in cash, in a bid
There is basically no change in the Yen selloff theme in the markets. But buying focus has shifted to commodity currencies, as led by Aussie and Kiwi, as well as Sterling. Euro is turning a touch weaker after poor German sentiment data, while the Pound is supported by job data. Dollar is sluggish as traders
Moving away from 100 hour MA after trading above and below today The EURUSD is moving to a new low for the day in early US trading. Even so, the pair is in a narrow 26 pip trading range (it was 23 pips before the modest expansion). The next target is the low from Friday
Following the release of the monthly ZEW Survey for Germany, the country’s highly influential institute presents a dour outlook of the economy. Key takeaways “Assessment of the economic situation in Germany has worsened in the current survey.” “Compared to the previous month, the outlook for the economic development in the next six months has noticeably
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A major international airport in Venezuela is reportedly preparing to start accepting cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) as payment for tickets and other services. Simon Bolivar International Airport is working to enable cryptocurrency payments to comply with local industry standards, regional news agency El Siglo reported on Oct. 10. Also known as Maiquetia, the airport is located
NEW DELHI: Gold prices edged up marginally on Tuesday. The dollar held firm, which hovered near a year’s high, on expectations that the Federal Reserve will announce a tapering of its bond purchases next month. Gold futures on MCX were trading higher by 0.16 per cent or Rs 75 at Rs 47,126 per 10 gram.
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Overall outlook in the financial market is unchanged, with Yen selloff as the main theme, as major global treasury yields continue to march higher. Euro is second weakest after ECB officials talked down the threat of inflation. Australian Dollar is trading broadly higher, followed by Kiwi. Dollar, Sterling and Loonie are mixed, with the greenback
Stocks still off into the close The US stock indices sold off into the close and are closing near the low levels for the day. The Dow and S&P are lower for the 2nd consecutive day Utilities and Communications lag Materials and Real Estate lead A look at the indices at the close show: Dow -249.40
The AUD/USD threatens to break above 0.7400 despite broad US dollar strength across the board. Higher Iron Ore prices boost the Australian dollar. AUD/USD: A daily close above the 100-DMA could exert upward pressure towards 0.7500. The AUD/USD advances 0.55% during the New York session and is trading at 0.7348 at the time of writing.
The physical US bind market was closed for the Federal holiday while stock markets remained open. Forex trades its own world and while liquidity was reduced with the partial US holiday and Canada on holiday also FX moves were not small. Greg has the market wrap here: What follows is my own (selective) wrap of
London: World prices vaulted Monday to fresh multi-year pinnacles on strong demand and tight supplies, fuelling inflation worries and weighing on most European stock markets. London Brent oil jumped to a three-year high at $84.38 per barrel, while New York’s WTI crude leapt to a seven-year peak $81.72, though both eased lower later in the
Falling to the weakest level since August, USDCAD was the worst performer amongst majors (CAD best performer against USD). Loonie’s rebound was driven by energy prices and strong job data. Elevated inflation also has again heightened speculations about BOC’s rate hike. The major driver of loonie’s strength was energy price. Crude oil price rallied as
Yields not influenced by jobs data The US yields have not been influenced in a negative way by the lower nonfarm payroll data. Nuances in the number and higher wages may be the counterbalance, along with expectations for a rebound next month. The 10 year yield is up 3.6 basis points at 1.607%. The five year yield is comfortably above