George Davis News
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The Canadian dollar traded at almost a one-month low before a Group of 20 meeting that may offer clues about measures by central banks to jump-start economic growth.
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The yen is poised to rally against the dollar as investors overestimate the amount of stimulus from the Bank of Japan, according to Royal Bank of Canada.
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Treasuries advanced, pushing 10-year note yields to a three-month low, after more Americans than projected filed applications for unemployment benefits last week in another sign the labor market may be slowing.
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Benchmark 10-year Treasury yields may fall to the lowest level this year if they close below 1.8 percent, the lower end of a three-month range, according to Royal Bank of Canada, citing technical analysis.
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The yen climbed versus all of its 16 most-traded peers amid speculation a decision tomorrow by the Bank of Japan will signal its monetary-easing efforts will fall short of its goals and fail to reignite inflation.
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Treasury 30-year bonds fell as the U.S. government’s sale of $13 billion of the securities attracted the weakest demand in seven months amid signs the recovery in the world’s biggest economy is gathering momentum.
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The Treasury 10-year note’s ascending-channel pattern suggests the benchmark security will extend losses if the yield closes above 2.06 percent, according to Royal Bank of Canada technical analysis.
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The Canadian dollar gained against its U.S. counterpart for a third day after stronger-than- forecast employment gains sparked speculation the economic recovery is gaining traction.
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The yen may strengthen to 81.19 per dollar if the Japanese currency can move through the top line of an ichimoku cloud, according to Royal Bank of Canada.
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Applied Materials Inc., the largest producer of chipmaking equipment, named Bob Halliday as chief financial officer to replace George Davis, who is leaving to take the same position at Qualcomm Inc.
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