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During the weekend, loyal groups to General Khalifa Haftar managed to disrupt the Lybian oil production
Only hours before his impeachment trial was set to begin, U.S. President Donald Trump addressed an eager crowd at the 50th annual World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Before the release of UK labor data, the Pound Sterling had remained steady.
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The Bank of Japan decided to keep the cash rate steady as well as revising up its economic growth forecast.
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Comments made by the U.K.'s Finance Minister sent the Pound Sterling tumbling after it stoked concerns about a hard Brexit.
According to the Chinese Minister of Industry and Information Technology China is confident that industrial growth will be stable this year.
Oil prices touched their highest levels in more than a week on Monday after Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) announced that two big oilfields were shutting down
The US Dollar rose against the Japanese Yen during trade in the Asian session after data released on Thursday suggested that the US economy was able to maintain growth
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The majority of the major currencies had a muted response to yesterday's signing of a trade deal between China and the United States, largely because there were no new surprises.
The People's Bank of China said that the reserve requirement ratio (or RRR) is currently at an appropriate level.
The signing of “phase 1” of the U.S.-Sino trade deal on Wednesday has allowed traders and analysts worldwide to breathe a sigh of relief.
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The Pound Sterling initially edged lower in Wednesday trade after disappointing inflation data ramped up market expectations
The United States and China are set to sign phase 1 of their trade deal on Wednesday.
The Federal Reserve announced on Tuesday its plans to conduct repurchase agreement operations (repo operations) until at least mid February, extending the program that has been in place since September.