Consumer Spending, Incomes in U.S. Probably Increased in July
Consumer spending in the U.S. probably rose in July as auto sales rebounded from the lowest level in four months, economists said before a report today.
Japanese Government Bonds May Fall on U.S. Growth as BOJ to Hold Meeting
Japanese bonds may fall after revised data showed U.S. economic growth slowed less than estimated, driving down 10-year Treasuries by the most in three months.
Stocks Advance, Treasuries Retreat on Bernanke, Economy
Stocks and commodities gained while Treasuries retreated after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke pledged to safeguard the recovery and economic growth slowed less than estimated in the second quarter.
Japan's Governmment Bonds May Rise on Deflation Prospects, Spending Data
Japanese bonds may rise as evidence the global recovery is slowing boosts demand for the relative safety of government debt.
Asian Stocks Fall on U.S. Growth Concern, Rising Yen
Asian stocks fell, set for their worst month since May, as materials and technology stocks retreated ahead of revisions to U.S. economic growth figures, and as the yen continued to rise against all major counterparts.
Asian Stocks Decline on U.S. Growth Concern, Advancing Yen
Asian stocks fell, set for their worst month since May, as materials and technology shares retreated ahead of revisions to U.S. economic growth figures, and the yen continued to rise against all major counterparts.
Nikkei crawls up from 16-mth low, econ gloom weighs
Nikkei crawls up from 16-mth low, econ gloom weighs
Asian shares rise while yen eases
TOKYO, Aug 26 – Asian stocks rose today as investors hunted for bargains among recently beaten-down shares, while the yen pulled further away from 15-year highs as investors wondered whether Japanese officials would take fresh steps to curb the currency’s strength and spur economic growth. Exposure to riskier assets continued to weigh on markets ...
Nikkei crawls up from 16-mth low
Economic gloom weighs on Japan's key index. 26 Aug 2010 5:02 PM