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FX round-up: Traders cautious ahead of PM's announcement, analysts divided
Saturday 19 Jan 2019
(Sharecast News) - Sterling gave back a portion of its weekly gains as traders played it safe ahead of another potentially critical week in Britain's withdrawal process.
China offers six-year plan to cut trade surplus with US to zero, Bloomberg reports
Friday 18 Jan 2019
(Sharecast News) - China has offered to embark on a six-year $1.0trn buying spree of US goods in a bid to reconfigure the trade relationship between the two economic giants and reduce its trade surplus with America to zero by 2024, Bloomberg reported.
US consumer sentiment hits lowest level since Trump election
Friday 18 Jan 2019
(Sharecast News) - US consumer sentiment deteriorated a lot more than expected this month, dropping to its lowest level since Donald Trump was elected as worries about trade tariffs and the government shutdown took their toll, according to a preliminary reading from the University of Michigan.
EU says UK will have to hold European elections if Brexit is delayed
Friday 18 Jan 2019
(Sharecast News) - The European Commission said on Friday that the UK would have to hold European elections in order to choose its representatives if Brexit is delayed beyond 2 July.
US manufacturing and mining output jumps in December
Friday 18 Jan 2019
(Sharecast News) - US industrial production edged past forecasts last month, as manufacturing and energy output ramped-up.
IEA sticks to forecast for slight pick-up in global oil demand for 2019
Friday 18 Jan 2019
(Sharecast News) - The rich world's energy watchdog reiterated its forecast for global oil demand growth in 2019, even as it highlighted the multiple sources of uncertainty which existed on both the demand and supply sides of the equation.
Washington may be open to lifting some tariffs on China, Journal says
Friday 18 Jan 2019
(Sharecast News) - Washington might be prepared to make concessions of its own should Beijing decide to 'play ball' in upcoming trade talks.
UK would vote remain by 12% margin - YouGov poll
Friday 18 Jan 2019
(Sharecast News) - Britain would vote to stay in the European Union by a 12% margin in a second referendum, revealed a new poll by YouGov taken on 16 January.
Michael Cohen admits rigging online polls at Trump's command
Thursday 17 Jan 2019
(Sharecast News) - Donald Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen on Thursday admitted having tried to rig online polls "at the direction and for the sole benefit of" the President.
France triggers no-deal Brexit contingency plan
Thursday 17 Jan 2019
(Sharecast News) - France put its Brexit contingency plans into motion on Thursday, amid growing concerns of a no-deal scenario.
US initial jobless claims unexpectedly drop
Thursday 17 Jan 2019
(Sharecast News) - The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits unexpectedly dropped last week, according to data from the Labor Department.
Philly Fed index rises more than expected in January
Thursday 17 Jan 2019
(Sharecast News) - Manufacturing conditions in the Philadelphia region improved much more than expected in January, according to a survey released on Thursday.
US prepares to pull out from Cold War nuclear missile treaty with Russia
Thursday 17 Jan 2019
(Sharecast News) - The US rejected an offer from Russia to inspect a controversial new missile, said it will not attend the review of the agreement in February and will prepare to pull out of the current nuclear-weapons treaty completely in six months.
US crude oil stockpiles shrink, but product inventories jump further
Wednesday 16 Jan 2019
(Sharecast News) - US crude oil inventories fell by more than was expected last week as net imports dropped, but product stockpiles continued to build rapidly, helped by another leg up in domestic oil production.
US housebuilder sentiment improves in January
Wednesday 16 Jan 2019
(Sharecast News) - Sentiment among US housebuilders unexpectedly improved in January, according to data released on Wednesday.
Pound offers 'sizeable' potential from softer Brexit
Wednesday 16 Jan 2019
(Sharecast News) - The pound's reaction to Theresa May huge defeat in the meaningful vote on her Brexit deal was muted on Wednesday, with investors and analysts trying to decipher the political runes for the best way to make a buck.
Facebook will have stricter ad rules in countries with elections in 2019
Wednesday 16 Jan 2019
(Sharecast News) - Facebook is set to make some of its political advertising rules stricter for countries that will hold important votes in 2019, reported Reuters on Wednesday.
Brexit: So now what? Analysts weigh-in
Tuesday 15 Jan 2019
(Sharecast News) - Danske Bank: "The first thing to look out for is the Labour's motion of no confidence in May's government tomorrow. [...] PM Theresa will most likely survive the vote (remember the Conservatives cannot force her to resign as party leader for another year after she won the party confidence vote in December). Vote takes place at 20:00 CET.
US open: Stocks rise, Netflix offsets losses from JP Morgan and Wells Fargo
Tuesday 15 Jan 2019
(Sharecast News) - Trading on Wall Street has gotten off to a positive start following the release of data that some analysts say shows scant pipeline price pressures building in the economy.
Core US factory gate prices drop by surprise in December
Tuesday 15 Jan 2019
(Sharecast News) - Factory gate prices in the States were dragged down by more-than-expected last month as energy cost pressures receded.

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FX round-up: Traders cautious ahead of PM's announcement, analysts divided

China offers six-year plan to cut trade surplus with US to zero, Bloomberg reports

US consumer sentiment hits lowest level since Trump election

EU says UK will have to hold European elections if Brexit is delayed

US manufacturing and mining output jumps in December

IEA sticks to forecast for slight pick-up in global oil demand for 2019

Washington may be open to lifting some tariffs on China, Journal says

UK would vote remain by 12% margin - YouGov poll

Michael Cohen admits rigging online polls at Trump's command

France triggers no-deal Brexit contingency plan

US initial jobless claims unexpectedly drop

Philly Fed index rises more than expected in January

US prepares to pull out from Cold War nuclear missile treaty with Russia

US crude oil stockpiles shrink, but product inventories jump further

US housebuilder sentiment improves in January

Pound offers 'sizeable' potential from softer Brexit

Facebook will have stricter ad rules in countries with elections in 2019

Brexit: So now what? Analysts weigh-in

US open: Stocks rise, Netflix offsets losses from JP Morgan and Wells Fargo

Core US factory gate prices drop by surprise in December

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