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On a lean day of economic announcements on Monday, the investors might be looking ahead for other cues such as geo-political developments. The Labor Department's Consumer Price Inflation report for August is likely to be in the spotlight this week.

GLP-1 has been wreaking havoc on healthcare stocks around the world.

The Japanese Yen (JPY) registers back-to-back positive sessions against the US Dollar (USD), which remains downward pressured after last Tuesday’s dat

And no, it's not an I-bond.

USD/JPY resumes its uptrend, prints a new year-to-date (YTD) high of 146.68, on an upbeat sentiment, with Wall Street opening the week on a higher not

Initial cues from the U.S. Futures Index suggest that Wall Street might open positive. Asian shares finished higher, while European shares are trading up. As of 7.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell historically has come to the influential economic symposium held each August in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, with an urgent task in mind - whether debuting a new way of conducting monetary policy or schooling wayward markets. Powell gave his inaugural Jackson Hole address as Fed chief with the central bank nearly three years into its first attempt at tightening monetary policy since the global financial crisis a decade earlier. What had begun as a fitful effort at...

USD/MXN plunges for the fifth straight day after economic data from the United States (US) could prevent the US Federal Reserve from tightening moneta

The Euro (EUR) reverses its course and trims its earlier losses that dragged the exchange rate to a new two-month low of 1.0802 on weaker Eurozone (EU

The NZ sharemarket was more sympathetic on a lighter day for company reporting.