Roberto Mialich

Gilts Yields Rise Most in Two Weeks as Supply Rises, Stocks Gain

U.K. government bonds declined, with 10-year yields rising the most in two weeks, as the Debt Management Office increased planned sales of gilts by 4.7 billion pounds ($7.18 billion) this year.

Euro Declines as Services, Manufacturing Contract; Yen Gains

The euro fell to a two-week low against the dollar as a report showed services and manufacturing in the region shrank for a 15th month, adding to speculation the European Central Bank will cut interest rates to spur growth.

Euro Weakens as Services, Manufacturing Contract; Yen Advances

The euro fell to a two-week low against the dollar as a report showed services and manufacturing in the region shrank for a 15th month, adding to speculation the European Central Bank will cut interest rates to spur growth.

Swiss Franc Trades at Record as Budget-Tightening Concern Hurts the Euro

The Swiss franc climbed to the highest level against the euro since the European currency’s introduction in 1999 on concern fiscal tightening will limit growth in the euro region.

Euro Climbs to 11-Month High Before ECB Loans Data as Yen Drops

The euro rose to its strongest level against the dollar in 11 months before the European Central Bank gives a first indication of how much of its three-year loans financial institutions plan to repay early.

Pound Weakens Third Day on Carney Comments

The pound fell for a third day against the euro after Mark Carney, who will become governor of the Bank of England in July, said central banks around the world have room to ease monetary policy further if needed.

Euro Climbs as Bank-Loan Repayments to Beat Forecast; Yen Drops

The euro rose to its strongest level against the dollar in 11 months as the European Central Bank said banks will hand back a greater amount of three-year loans than analysts estimated, boosting short-term borrowing costs.

Yen Falls for 11th Week on Bets Japan Will Push It Down Further

The yen slid against the dollar in the longest weekly losing streak on record as investors who bet on bold action from the Bank of Japan were encouraged by officials suggesting the currency has further to fall.

Euro Rises a Third Day on German-French Accord on Greek Debt; Aussie Falls

The euro rose for a third day against the dollar after Germany and France reached an agreement on addressing Greece’s debt crisis before a summit aimed at stopping contagion in Europe’s bond markets.

Pound Slumps as Bank of England's Weale Says U.K. Recession Risk Remains

The pound fell to its weakest level in a month against the dollar as a Bank of England policy maker said the U.K. economy may slip back into a recession.

"The market expects a slight improvement in U.K. data today but we do not think that will change the bigger picture of the country's economic outlook."

- Roberto Mialich on Apr 23, 2013

Japan

European Central Bank

London

Frankfurt

Neck-and-Neck Race as Malaysian Voters Prepare for Polls

Kobe Bryant Sued Over Bid to Block Mom’s Memorabilia Sale

Tesla Amends Model S Finance Plan to Address Criticisms

NRA Celebrates Gun Control Defeat, Senators Face Backlash

U.S. Stocks Climb to Record as Jobs Growth Tops Forecasts