European Currency News Headlines

GLOBAL MARKETS-Dollar stronger on Fed bets, stocks fade

* U.S. Treasuries little changed, some T-bill yields negative * U.S. dollar above 100 yen, euro weakens * WTI crude at nine-month high above $99 By Rodrigo Campos NEW YORK, July 2 - The U.S. dollar hit its highest in a month against the yen and euro on Tuesday while a gauge of global equities fell as U.S stocks reversed course to end slightly lower. Wall Street slipped in a volatile session, weighed mostly by declines in shares in the industrial sector as the S&P

GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian shares hold firm, Nikkei rises on U.S. data

* Manufacturing data in U.S. and Europe offset China disappointment

Mon, Jul 1 2013

GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian shares firmer, Nikkei buoyed by U.S. data

* Manufacturing data in U.S. and Europe offset China disappointment

GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian stocks perkier, Nikkei extends gains

* Manufacturing data in U.S. and Europe offset China disappointment

GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks slip on Fed policy worries, China PMIs

* Worries about Fed exit plan back at fore after Fed official comments

RPT-GLOBAL ECONOMY-The Fed and China churn already choppy waters

LONDON, June 30 - Data this week will add spice to speculation as to when the U.S. Federal Reserve will start scaling back its stimulus while reinforcing the realisation that China is serious about shifting to a less frantic growth rate.

Currencies, Markets 01 Jul 2013

Sun, Jun 30 2013

GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks sag on Fed policy worries, China PMIs

* Worries about Fed exit plan back at fore after Fed official comments

GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks soggy as Fed tapering worries linger, China eyed

* Worries about Fed exit plan back at fore after Fed official comments

GLOBAL ECONOMY-The Fed and China churn already choppy waters

LONDON, June 30 - Data this week will add spice to speculation as to when the U.S. Federal Reserve will start scaling back its stimulus while reinforcing the realisation that China is serious about shifting to a less frantic growth rate.

Markets, Currencies 30 Jun 2013

Fri, Jun 28 2013

GLOBAL MARKETS-Volatile quarter takes shares down, gold plunges

* As fears of stimulus pullback ease, world equity markets gain * Gold to close worst quarter on records going back to 1968 * Dollar/yen at three-week high, edges close to 100 yen By Rodrigo Campos NEW YORK, June 28 - World equity markets rose for a fourth day on Friday, but a gauge of world stocks and other assets still ended in the red for the month of June and for the second quarter as fears that U.S. monetary stimulus could soon be pared back drove volatility and

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McCain, Biden coming together for Sedona, Arizona forum

These days Washington is not known for bipartisanship, but every now and then a breakthrough is made. It is noteworthy that Vice President Joe Biden, a Democrat, and Senator John McCain, a Republican, are appearing together at a forum in Sedona, Arizona on Friday.