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Dollar on the defensive as US leaders meet on stimulus, pound buoyed by Brexit hopesAlso supporting sentiment, the U.S. expanded its roll-out of a vaccine from Pfizer Inc and German partner BioNTech SE , while another devel...- EU considering further legal action in Brexit standoffThe fight over the government's proposed bill continued Tuesday as the two sides were deep in negotiations on a free trade agreement.
- EU to UK on Brexit talks: 'You can't have cake, eat it too'European Council President Charles Michel refused to bow to British insistence for the EU to fundamentally change its negotiating stance an...
- UK recovery continues but way to go to recoup virus losses; faces risks related to BrexitThe Office for National Statistics said the British economy grew by a monthly rate of 6.6% as many sectors started reopening after months o...
- Investors take cover as gold ETFs post longest run in a decadeThe total stash now stands less than 35 tons away from a record set in 2012.
- ECB cuts rates, restarts QE to fight slowdown as Draghi era endsThe Governing Council reduced the deposit rate to minus 0.5 per cent from minus 0.4 per cent.
- Q3 earnings, crude oil among 7 key factors that may steer market this weekKotak Bank, ITC and YES Bank are among companies that will report Q3 earnings this week.
- Dollar ends strongest year since 2015 on defensive noteDollar, which tracks the greenback versus six peers, was down 0.22 per cent on Monday.
- Dollar pressured by cautious Fed comments, weak homebuilder sentimentThe dollar index, a gauge of its value versus six major peers, traded relatively unchanged at 96.22 on Tuesday.
- Asia shares absorb Nvidia blow, sterling licks its woundsLosses in semi-conductor shares dragged Japan's Nikkei down 0.1 per cent.
- Gold prices firm from over 1-month low on bargain-huntingSpot gold was up 0.2% at $1,202.57 per ounce at 0746 GMT.
- Dollar hits 16-month high, yen boosted by risk-off sentimentShares on Wall Street tumbled on Monday with falls led by technology stocks.
- Don’t buy a stock because it has fallen a lot; buy a good businessUndoubtedly, the forthcoming elections are going to be the curtain raiser.
- Euro slides to two-month low on growth concernsThe Swiss franc, considered another safe haven, traded flat at 0.9952 on the dollar.
- Dollar gains on euro as EC criticizes Italian budgetThe dollar was also supported by hawkish minutes from the Federal Reserve's September meeting released on Wednesday
- Wall St analysts split on how to trade ‘overvalued’ DollarLong-term, currencies cannot stay out of equilibrium forever
- Trade wars do not benefit anybody: Tata MotorsThe company's British arm Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) sells vehicles manufactured at its plants in the UK to the US.
- Reason why former foreign secretary S Jaishankar, one of India's top diplomats, is now on Tata's rollsHiring a diplomat credited with shaping the aggressive yet nimble foreign policy of PM Narendra Modi hints at the Tata group too trying to ...
- Dokalam, Rohingya issue to be examined by parliamentary panelThe panel, which also includes Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi, will deliberate on a number of key foreign policy issues at its next m...
- September's bringing tonnes of catalysts to shatter market calmSeptember will see central-bank meetings in Japan, Australia, Russia, Mexico and Brazil.
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