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

Singapore’s surprise decision on Friday to keep its monetary policy unchanged leaves one thing unsaid. The central bank at the helm of one of the world’s most open economies pointed to multiple problems, including higher global borrowing costs and fragilities in the global financial system. It didn’t refer to the damage U.S.-China tensions is set to inflict.

The South African rand extended the previous day's strong gains early on Friday, supported by expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve may soon pause its rate-hiking cycle.

Output cuts announced by OPEC+ producers risk exacerbating an oil supply deficit expected in the second half of the year and could hurt consumers and global economic recovery, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Friday.

Production at U.S. factories fell more than expected in March, but eked out a modest gain in the first quarter.

Engineering a soft landing is hard. But if you zoom out from the strictest definition of the term, the U.S. Federal Reserve has managed it more often than is generally believed.

Augur (REP) traded 0% lower against the dollar during the twenty-four hour period ending at 11:00 AM ET on April 14th. Augur has a total market cap of $89.53 million and approximately $4.39 million worth of Augur was traded on exchanges in the last 24 hours. One Augur token can currently be bought for about […]

The South African rand weakened on Friday as the dollar jumped higher after hawkish comments by a Fed official on the U.S. central bank's future interest rate trajectory.

Canadian regulators have halted trading in 11 exchange-traded funds after their sponsor, Emerge Canada, failed to file audited financial statements by a deadline of March 31, the Financial Times reported. The highly unusual move is concerning for investors. And not just those trapped in the ETFs.

The Federal Reserve's Board of Governors on Friday said it has approved UBS Group AG's acquisition of the U.S. subsidiaries of Credit Suisse, clearing another major hurdle for the completion of the Swiss-brokered rescue deal.