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Bloomberg: U.S. Policy, Jackson Hole Weigh on Asian Trading: Markets Wrap
Fresh concerns about the Trump administration’s ability to enact its fiscal agenda kept Asian stock gains in check on Thursday ahead of the Jackson Hole central-bank meeting. Australian bond yields fell to track the Treasuries market. [more...]
Bloomberg: Five Things You Need to Know to Start Your Day
Drama over the debt ceiling, oil stockpiles slide again, and Typhoon Hato’s havoc could extend to Macau’s casinos. Here are some of the things people in markets are talking about. [more...]
Bloomberg: Trump's Olive Branch to North Korea Opens Slim Path to Talks
It’s now been 27 days since North Korea launched a missile. That’s equal to the longest stretch that Pyongyang has gone since February without firing off a rocket. [more...]
Bloomberg: One of Bitcoin’s Big Winners Is Raising $100 Million for a Crypto Fund
While the largest cryptocurrencies have all seen eye-popping rallies this year, it’s also a volatile market, prone to hacking and regulatory changes. One of the most salient issues now, for instance, is whether ICO tokens -- which CoinDesk data show have raised $1.8 billion for startups so far -- will be subject to securities regulations. [more...]
Bloomberg: ECB's Hansson Shrugs Off Euro Gains for Now
European Central Bank policy maker Ardo Hansson said he isn’t currently concerned about the strength of the euro as officials prepare to discuss how to wind down their bond-purchase program. [more...]
Reuters: Asia stocks brush off Wall St. slide after Trump's comments, dollar revives
Asian stocks and the dollar edged up on Thursday, shaking off the risk aversion that gripped financial markets overnight after President Donald Trump threatened to shut down the U.S. government and end the North American Free Trade Agreement. [more...]
Reuters: Oil steady after U.S. crude stockpiles drop; traders watch Gulf of Mexico storm
Oil was steady on Thursday, holding gains from the previous session after another fall in U.S. crude inventories indicated a tighter market, and as a tropical storm was heading for oil producing facilities in the Gulf of Mexico. [more...]
CNBC: Trump's government shutdown threat brushed off by Republicans and investors
President Trump sparked criticism from fellow Republicans after declaring he'd be willing to shut down the government in order to build a border wall with Mexico. [more...]
CNBC: Cash is useless in Venezuela thanks to hyperinflation — so people are turning to bitcoin
As Venezuela suffers its worst meltdown in history, with inflation skyrocketing and basic necessities running in short supply, many have taken to bitcoin mining in a bid to survive, according to a report in the current issue of the Atlantic. [more...]
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Todays Markets

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Economic Calendar
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Trading Sentiment​​​​​​​
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Latest News Headlines
Bloomberg: Asia Raw-Material Producers Gain as Resources Jump: Markets Wrap
Asian raw-material producers advanced after a surge in commodity prices bolstered optimism the global economy can gather momentum. Oil extended last week’s strongest rally this year. [more...]
Bloomberg: Oil Skeptics Exit as Market Dispels Gloom to Flirt With $50
As pessimism over oil dissipates and investors flirt with $50 a barrel again, short-sellers are getting out of the way. [more...]
Bloomberg: Draghi Pledged 'Whatever It Takes.' It Took 1.2 Trillion Euros
So how much did it end up taking after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi memorably said five years ago he’d do “whatever it takes” to save the euro? [more...]
Bloomberg: Here's Why Japanese Stocks Don't Look So Hot Anymore
After handily beating the rest of Asia for much of the past five years, Japanese stocks are lagging behind in 2017, with strategists now worrying about the outside chance of the author of Abenomics stepping down. [more...]
Bloomberg: Japan Industrial Output Rebounds in Sign of Further Recovery
Japan’s industrial production rebounded in June, as global demand continued to support the nation’s economic recovery. [more...]
Reuters: Asia stocks start data-heavy week with gains; dollar creeps up
Asian shares turned positive on Monday, shrugging off a new North Korean missile test as investors turned their attention to a raft of global economic data and earnings this week, while the dollar crept up but remained capped by U.S. political concerns. [more...]
CNBC: Europe's biggest bank records 5 percent jump in profit, announces buyback
HSBC has posted a five percent in first half profit to 10 point 2 billion dollars, beating expectations. [more...]
Bloomberg: Trump’s Dollar Mess: Losses Pile Up as Political Drama Mounts
President Donald Trump loves to trumpet the record run in U.S. stocks. “Stock market hits another high with spirit and enthusiasm so positive,” he tweeted on July 12, in one of eight posts about the market this month. [more...]
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The information provided by Edvesting.com should not be relied upon as a substitute for extensive independent research which should be performed before making your investment decisions. Edvesting.com are merely providing this information for your general information. The information and opinions presented do not take into account any particular individual's investment objectives, financial situation, or needs. All investors should obtain advice based on their unique situation before making any investment decision and should tailor the trade size and leverage of their trading to their personal risk appetite.

Edvesting.com and/or its owners will not be responsible for any losses incurred on investments made by readers and clients as a result of any information contained on Edvesting.com. Edvesting.com does not render investment, legal, accounting, tax, or other professional advice. If investment, legal, tax, or other expert assistance is required, the services of a competent professional should be sought.