4 September, 2017 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on European equity markets open a little firmer 5 Sept
European equity markets open a little firmer 5 Sept
Equity markets delicately poised as trading officially gets underway 5 Sept
– FTSE +0.1%
In China the SCI closed upn +0.1%, CS1300 Index +0.3%
4 September, 2017 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on EURUSD orders 5 Sept – Range trading prevails
EURUSD orders 5 Sept – Range trading prevails
Currently 1.1902 tightly bound
Dip buyer? Rally seller? Both ? Leaving it alone ? Take your pick
Offers: 1.1965 1.2020
1.1925-30 11950
Bids: 1.1865
4 September, 2017 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Amazon fears sink Blackstone’s $2.8 billion Australian mall sale
Amazon fears sink Blackstone’s $2.8 billion Australian mall sale
Private equity giant Blackstone G
4 September, 2017 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Trading ideas for the European session 5 Sept
Trading ideas for the European session 5 Sept
Your daily thread to exchange trading ideas and discussion 5 Sept
Fragile times, and markets, still prevail.
So what’s your take currently? Expectations for the week ahead? Is this just the way it is for a long while yet?
4 September, 2017 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Yen Firm But Lacks Follow Through Buying, RBA Stands
Yen Firm But Lacks Follow Through Buying, RBA Stands
4 September, 2017 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Merkel, Schulz Agree: "It’s Clear, Turkey Should Not Become An EU Member"
Merkel, Schulz Agree: "It’s Clear, Turkey Should Not Become An EU Member"
Having blasted Germany for “abetting terrorists,” Turkish president Edrogan was on the receiving end of some ire this weekend as the refugee crisis and the EU deal with Turkey dominated the TV debate between Chancellor Angela Merkel and her coalition ally SPD challenger Martin Schulz on Sunday.
4 September, 2017 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on The Wall Street Journal: Bitcoin drops after China bans ICOs
The Wall Street Journal: Bitcoin drops after China bans ICOs
Chinese regulators on Monday declared initial coin offerings illegal, dealing a blow to the latest financial-markets mania and sending the prices of the two leading cryptocurrencies, bitcoin and ether, tumbling.
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