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London open: Stocks edge lower on N Korea concerns as investors eye May speech

Friday 22 Sep 2017

(ShareCast News) - London stocks edged lower in early trade on Friday after North Korea reportedly threatened to test a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific and as investors awaited a key speech by Prime Minister Theresa May.
Kim Jong-un tells Trump he will 'pay dearly' as sanctions stepped up

Friday 22 Sep 2017

(ShareCast News) - Kim Jong-un has responded to Donald Trump's recent threats where the latter said he would "totally destroy" North Korea if the US or its allies were attacked.
London pre-open: Stocks seen weaker on North Korea woes, ahead of May speech

Friday 22 Sep 2017

(ShareCast News) - London stocks were set for a weaker open on Friday, taking their cue from downbeat sessions in the US and Asia after North Korea reportedly threatened to test a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific Ocean.
FX round-up: Currencies take a rest after Fed hints

Thursday 21 Sep 2017

(ShareCast News) - Wednesday saw the Fed Chair Janet Yellen confirm that there would be a winding down of it's $4.5 trillion balance sheet in October and hinted at a possible rate increase by the end of the year.
Commodities: Gold continues sell-off after Fed hints at interest rate hike, greenback softer

Thursday 21 Sep 2017

(ShareCast News) - Wednesday saw the US Fed announce a reduction in their $4.5 trillion balance sheet in October and hint of another rate increase this year.
London close: FTSE flat as investors mull latest Fed decision and UK lending figures

Thursday 21 Sep 2017

(ShareCast News) - London stocks closed marginally lower on Thursday, giving up earlier small gains as investors digested the latest UK borrowing figures and Sterling bounced back.
Barnier fires shot across May's bows ahead of Florence speech

Thursday 21 Sep 2017

(ShareCast News) - Ahead of the UK Prime Minister's major Brexit speech on Friday, chief European Union Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier has warned Theresa May against trying to have her cake and eat it and stressing that if a transition period is requested it will first require a withdrawal agreement.
Eurozone consumer confidence increases in September

Thursday 21 Sep 2017

(ShareCast News) - Eurozone households are feeling more confident about the economic situation, according to a key European Commission survey released on Thursday afternoon.
Interest rates set to tumble in Brazil, Pantheon Macroeconomics says

Thursday 21 Sep 2017

(ShareCast News) - Consumer prices in Brazil edged higher in September but remained well below the central bank's target level, which meant policy rates were set to tumble, according to some economists.
FTSE 250 movers: Kier rallies on results but Capita crumbles

Thursday 21 Sep 2017

(ShareCast News) - London's FTSE 250 was down 0.6% to 19,422.90 in afternoon trade on Thursday.
FTSE 100 movers: Johnson Matthey rallies but Fresnillo loses its shine

Thursday 21 Sep 2017

(ShareCast News) - London's FTSE 100 was flat at 7,271.33 in afternoon trade on Thursday as investors digested the latest UK borrowing figures.
Philly Fed index rise again in September, new orders and shipments strong

Thursday 21 Sep 2017

(ShareCast News) - Factory conditions in the US mid-Atlantic region rose again this month, amid a sharp rise in new orders and shipments, according to the results of one of the most widely-followed surveys of conditions in the sector.
Weekly US unemployment claims fall unexpectedly

Thursday 21 Sep 2017

(ShareCast News) - Unemployment claims in the US fell back unexpectedly during the latest week, contrary to some economists' forecasts, even as the Department of Labor reiterated that hurricanes Harvey and Irma had impacted the data.
BoJ keeps policy unchanged despite inflation miss

Thursday 21 Sep 2017

(ShareCast News) - Rate-setters at the Bank of Japan kept all their main policy settings in place overnight despite recent stronger-than-expected economic growth, even as inflation continued to fall short of its target by a wide margin.
London midday: Stocks flatten out as investors digest borrowing figures

Thursday 21 Sep 2017

(ShareCast News) - London stocks had flattened out by midday, giving up earlier small gains as investors digested the latest UK borrowing figures.
S&P cuts China's sovereign debt rating to A+

Thursday 21 Sep 2017

(ShareCast News) - Standard & Poor's cut its rating on China's long-term debt rating following a prolonged period of strong credit growth that has increased the country's financial and economic risks.
London open: Stocks nudge up as investors digest Fed

Thursday 21 Sep 2017

(ShareCast News) - London stocks nudged higher in early trade on Thursday as investors mulled over the latest policy announcement from the Federal Reserve and sifted through corporate news.
London pre-open: Stocks seen muted as investors mull Fed

Thursday 21 Sep 2017

(ShareCast News) - London stocks were set for a muted open on Thursday as investors mulled the latest policy announcement from the Federal Reserve.
September FOMC - Analysts react

Thursday 21 Sep 2017

(ShareCast News) - "The second surprise was that a number of the longer-run dots fell such that, now, 9 of 15 participants think the longer-run policy rate is below 3.00%. In fact,5 of 15 now think the longer-run policy rate is at 2.5% or lower. Contrast this with the June dot-plot where only 6 of 15 participants saw the longer-run policy rate below 3.00%. This wholesale revision lower to the longer-run dots is the reason the 2s30s yield curve flattened so much in the wake of the headlines." - Morgan Stanley
Commodities: Greenback steady ahead of Fed statement, gold holds firm in anticipation

Wednesday 20 Sep 2017

(ShareCast News) - The dollar was steady on Wednesday with the dollar index down only 0.06% to 91.736 by 1725 BST as the market waits to hear from the FOMC on monetary policy, due at 1900 BST.

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Exchange-traded funds News

London open: Stocks edge lower on N Korea concerns as investors eye May speech

Kim Jong-un tells Trump he will 'pay dearly' as sanctions stepped up

London pre-open: Stocks seen weaker on North Korea woes, ahead of May speech

FX round-up: Currencies take a rest after Fed hints

Commodities: Gold continues sell-off after Fed hints at interest rate hike, greenback softer

London close: FTSE flat as investors mull latest Fed decision and UK lending figures

Barnier fires shot across May's bows ahead of Florence speech

Eurozone consumer confidence increases in September

Interest rates set to tumble in Brazil, Pantheon Macroeconomics says

FTSE 250 movers: Kier rallies on results but Capita crumbles

FTSE 100 movers: Johnson Matthey rallies but Fresnillo loses its shine

Philly Fed index rise again in September, new orders and shipments strong

Weekly US unemployment claims fall unexpectedly

BoJ keeps policy unchanged despite inflation miss

London midday: Stocks flatten out as investors digest borrowing figures

S&P cuts China's sovereign debt rating to A+

London open: Stocks nudge up as investors digest Fed

London pre-open: Stocks seen muted as investors mull Fed

September FOMC - Analysts react

Commodities: Greenback steady ahead of Fed statement, gold holds firm in anticipation

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