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As central banks around the world prepare for meetings later this week, it wouldn’t be too surprising if the markets act a bit like old soda the next couple days. In a word, flat. read more.....»»

Following are five big themes likely to dominate thinking of investors and traders in the coming week and the Reuters stories related to them......»»

DailyFX com Talking Points Trade wars have been a dominant if sporadic fundamental theme these past few months but the EU US agreement eases tension Ahead we have five central bank rate decisions three of which Fed BoE and BoJ.....»»

China’s repo market is a critical component of the country’s financial system. It’s where small banks can source short-term funding from cash-rich lenders and where the central bank can guide monetary policy by influencing the cost of borrowing.....»»

Key Events This Busy Week: Biden, Central Banks, PMIs And Earnings With the US closed for MLK day, it will be a quiet start to the week. After the lull today, the week ahead is a busy one with Biden’s inauguration on Wednesday an.....»»

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) and Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) earnings. Meetings of the Fed and other key central banks. Economic growth data. This week arguably has it all, and it starts with some optimism. Stocks rose in Europe, a.....»»

Economies around the world will start to get a sense of the damage wrought by the coronavirus this week, as global central banks and governments continue their running battle to allay market fears over the scale of their response......»»

Stock markets rebounded from some of their recent huge losses on Friday, pulling further away from three-year lows as central banks and governments pledged masses of cash to reduce the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Ciara Lee reports.....»»

European stocks rise Friday, as investors appear willing, for now, to put their faith in vast stimulus moves from central banks and governments to shore up economies against the fast-spreading coronavirus pandemic......»»

European stocks and U.S. equity futures climbed on Friday, after a week that has seen global central banks and governments pour on firepower against coronavirus, which is threatening to send the world into a recession......»»

The Dow Jones industrial average brushed past a volatile start Monday and surged on expectations that central banks might calm global markets......»»

Equity markets around the world surged on Monday as the prospect for central banks cutting interest rates to soften the economic blow of the coronavirus heartened investors and drove U.S. government debt yields to record lows......»»

Dow futures swing wildly overnight even as global markets climb on signals that central banks will move to mitigate the economic fallout from the coronavirus outbreak......»»

World stocks traded just below record highs on Monday, pausing ahead of this week's central bank meetings, economic data and earnings, while oil prices rose to their highest in over a week after blockades began shutting down two Libyan oilfields......»»

Morgan Stanley: Central Banks Are Injecting $100 Billion Per Month To Crush Vol And Spike Markets One week ago, in response to th.....»»

U.S. stocks edged lower at the opening bell on Monday ahead of a busy week packed with .....»»

Key Events This Week: Trade Talks And Central Banks Following a turbulent week for markets where stocks first tumbled then soared amid further signs of deteriorat.....»»

An index of global stock markets edged higher on Friday as stimulus measures by major central banks eased worries about growth, especially in Asian markets, while oil headed for its best week since January......»»

World shares climbed on Friday as stimulus measures by major central banks eased worries about growth, especially in Asian markets, while oil headed for its best week since January......»»

World shares rose on Friday as stimulus measures by major central banks eased worries about growth, especially in Asian markets, while oil headed for its best week since January......»»