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The dollar began the last trading week of the month on the back foot, with traders awaiting a slew of central bank meetings in May for clues on when the steepest global monetary policy tightening campaign in years might come to a halt.

A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Wayne Cole.

The Indian rupee is likely to open little changed to the U.S. currency on Monday, amid upbeat U.S. data and expectations that the local currency will manage to hold a near-term support level.

Hedge funds remain unconvinced by Wall Street's recovery from the March banking shock and have instead amassed their biggest bet in over a decade that the S&P 500 will fall.

President Yoon Suk Yeol is walking a diplomatic tightrope. As the South Korean leader starts his week-long state-visit to the United States marking the 70th anniversary of the countries' alliance, the White House has asked Seoul to "urge" its chipmakers not to fill any supply shortfalls in China if Beijing cracks down on Idaho-based Micron Technology , the Financial Times reported, citing four sources. There are no good options for Yoon.

New Delhi [India], April 24 (ANI/PRNewswire): S Chand and Company Limited, along with its subsidiaries has agreed to acquire a minority stake in AToZLearn Edutech Private Limited, a differentiated Edtech company that makes exam preparation 50% faster

Augur (REP) traded down 2.7% against the U.S. dollar during the one day period ending at 8:00 AM Eastern on April 24th. One Augur token can now be bought for about $7.36 or 0.00026790 BTC on popular exchanges. Augur has a market cap of $81.01 million and approximately $2.67 million worth of Augur was traded […]

Swiss government intervention to save Credit Suisse from collapse last month may have avoided a financial market storm. But Switzerland’s solution to its latest bank crisis – a $3 billion state-blessed sale to crosstown bank rival UBS – nonetheless creates headaches across the Alpine nation’s economic and political landscape.

London's FTSE 100 fell on Monday as energy stocks and base metal miners lost ground on weak demand outlook, while caution set in ahead of a busy week of earnings.

A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan