U.S. Treasury yields edged
higher in choppy trading on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve
said that the U.S. economic recovery remains on track despite a
rise in coronavirus infections and flagged ...
* Greek 10-year yields hit lowest since early Jan. * Greek 5-year yields dip further into negative territory. * Other euro zone yields dip ahead of Fed meet. By Abhinav Ramnarayan.
The Canadian dollar
strengthened against its U.S. counterpart on Wednesday as stock
markets calmed globally, but gains were capped by data showing
national inflation rose less than expected in June.
U.S. Treasury yields edged
higher on Wednesday before the Federal Reserve is due to
conclude its two-day meeting, with investors focused on any
signals that the U.S. central bank is close to paring ...
Stock Futures Wobble Ahead of Fed Policy Update. S&P 500 futures paused as investors awaited the latest guidance from the Federal Reserve and a string of blue chip earnings including Facebook and Qualcomm. 'Real' Government-Bond Yields Tumble to Record Lows.
* China blue-chip index closes up 0.2% * Yuan edges back from three-month lows. * Dollar makes marginal gains. * Fed statement due at 2 p.m. EDT. By Tom Arnold. Global equities regained some poise on Wednesday as a storm in Chinese stocks showed signs of easing, while the dollar made modest gains as investors awaited a Federal Reserve meeting.
* China blue-chip index closes up 0.2% * Yuan edges back from three-month lows. * Dollar makes marginal gains. * Fed statement due at 2 p.m. EDT. By Tom Arnold and Alun John. Global equities regained some poise on Wednesday as a storm in Chinese stocks showed signs of easing, while the dollar made modest gains as investors awaited a Federal Reserve meeting.
Longer-dated Japanese government bond yields fell on Wednesday, tracking U.S. Treasury yields, but declines were limited as investors were cautious ahead of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy decision.
International investors were feeling bruised and uncertain on Tuesday as a third day of heavy selling hammered China's top tech stocks and began to seep into currency and debt markets. China's rise in global indexes in recent decades means money managers are more exposed than ever as Beijing seeks to reduce the dominance of some of its tech, property, ride-hailing and even private education firms.
International investors were feeling bruised and uncertain on Tuesday as a third day of heavy selling hammered China's top tech stocks and began to seep into currency and debt markets. China's rise in global indexes in recent decades means money managers are more exposed than ever as Beijing seeks to reduce the dominance of some of its tech, property, ride-hailing and even private education firms.
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