Markets Investors will have a key talking point in hand after the highly anticipated report on U.S. jobs growth for June is released this morning. The consensus estimate is for a nonfarm payrolls bounce of 175K after the weak tally … Continue reading
Markets The Fed didn’t raise its benchmark interest rate last month because officials worried about the “surprisingly weak May employment report,” according to the minutes of the June meeting. And that was before the Brexit vote. The outlook continues what … Continue reading
Markets By definition, minutes from central bank policy meetings are backward-looking, and that is precisely why the transcript from the Fed’s June gathering – to be released at 2 p.m. ET – will matter more than usual for investors. Since … Continue reading
Markets U.S. stock index futures are indicating a lower open after being closed yesterday for July 4. The “risk-off” sentiment follows a strong rally last week that saw major indexes turn positive for 2016. Reasons for the drop are stemming … Continue reading
Markets Asia markets traded higher on the first day of the new quarter, tracking global stocks’ third day of recovery despite a slew of downbeat manufacturing data. The Nikkei Japan Manufacturing PMI came in at 48.1 in June, marking the … Continue reading
Markets U.S. stock futures are pointing to a higher open as equities look to close out the second quarter by extending Tuesday’s big rally into the best three-day gain since February. The Dow and S&P 500 are now back in … Continue reading
Markets Amid heightening Brexit tensions, European leaders are arriving for the second and final day of talks in Brussels, where an outline for a new road map for global economic policy makers is expected. Heads of EU governments told Britain … Continue reading
Markets A recovery is taking shape across the globe after a record $3T in market cap was wiped off the board in just two trading days and sterling fell to its lowest level in over 30 years. Hopes of a … Continue reading
Markets After remaining mostly undecided since the market open, European shares are starting to feel the effects from Friday’s historic drubbing. According to Standard & Poor’s, $2.08T of stock market value were wiped out across the globe in the previous … Continue reading
Markets A wave of carnage is sweeping through the global markets after Britain voted to leave the EU in a historic referendum. Sterling is plunging, world equities and government bonds yields are tumbling, crude is deep in the red while … Continue reading