Monthly archive July, 2018

Consumer prices in the U.S. edged slightly higher in the month of June, the Labor Department revealed a closely watched report released on Thursday. The Labor Department said its consumer price index inched up by 0.1 percent in June after Read More →

Policymakers at the European Central Bank widely agreed that there was a need for retaining ample monetary policy stimulus to support inflation in the euro area, minutes of the bank's June 13-14 Governing Council meeting showed Thursday. ECB rate-setters also Read More →

Cryptocurrency prices continued to erode and are deep in the red Thursday morning amid weaker volumes. The top four cryptocurrencies, led by Bitcoin, on CoinMarketCap were down more than 3 percent. Overall cryptocurrency market capitalization dropped nearly $10 billion from Read More →

The dollar held firm near a 10-day high on Friday boosted by expectations U.S. inflation will pick up, although concerns about an escalation in U.S.-China trade tensions limited the greenback's gains.

The dollar index against a basket of major Read More →

Bitcoin and peers remained in the red Wednesday morning, extending the weakness witnessed over the past few days, though they are attempting a rebound. Overall cryptocurrency market capitalization was broadly unchanged around $254 billion as of 10.23 am ET on Read More →