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Australia’s central bank meets today to decide its monetary policy settings for the country. It was a quiet night for markets as far as announcements go, mainly due to the US markets being closed for Labor Day. This holiday has
Economic data and non-economic events ensure we have another colourful week for traders. The situation in North Korea escalated once again over the weekend, when it was reported that rogue state conducted another nuclear test, evidenced by earth tremors around
A big night for markets, with plenty of information set for release from around the world. The Euro strengthened modestly against the USD overnight, threatening to once again break through the $1.20 barrier, before pulling back a little to around
Another busy day and night for markets, with plenty of data set for release from around the world, with most of it emanating from Europe. The Euro pulled back off its highs of $1.206 overnight to its current level of
A busy night for markets as data comes into focus, particularly from the US. The Dow Jones fought back after some initial losses to finish slightly up and the end of the trading session. Early fears that the North Korean
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