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The April unemployment data from the UK posted a new record in April as the nation's unemployment rate fell to 4.6% marking a 12 year. The unemployment rate slipped from 4.7% in the Dec - Jan period. Despite the blockbuster headline,… Read More

The US dollar started the week on a strong note, keeping the gains from last Friday. Investors were spooked as the reality of the Fed's decision edged closer surrounding the uncertainty of the central bank's next policy move. Economic data… Read More

The markets opened on Monday on a subdued note with Japan's GDP data coming out in the early hours. Growth in Japan remained flat in the second quarter, missing estimates of a 0.20% increase and lower than Q1's GDP growth rate of 0.50%. On… Read More

Market Summary Japan posts trade surplus in July, but exports fall for 10th consecutive month Australia unemployment rate falls to a 3-year low Australia adds 26.2k jobs, but part-time jobs continue to drive the labor market… Read More

The US dollar closed the week as the second weakest currency, only next to the British pound. The US dollar fell sharply over the week but managed to recover some ground on late Friday. Data over the week included weak nonfarm productivity… Read More

The US dollar was seen trading stronger for the week with the biggest declines coming from the Turkish lira. The markets opened this week on the news of a failed military coup in Turkey. However, by Monday morning, the situation was under… Read More

Japan all industry activity falls on weaker construction and industrial output RBNZ releases economic report suggesting further easing was required Australia NAB business confidence falls in Q2 UK retail sales falls to a… Read More

The dollar fell to 18-month lows earlier today after the Bank of Japan left monetary policy unchanged. New Zealand’s quarterly GDP numbers beat forecasts, rising 0.70%. Australia’s unemployment rate remained unchanged at 5.70%. In the UK,… Read More