Archive for the February 14, 2019
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Business is booming in the Bundesliga with the German Football League (DFL) announcing Wednesday total revenue of 4.42 billion euros ($5 billion) for last season, generating a record number of jobs. The bumper figure for
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Indus Motors Company (IMC) will support Saadi Abbas Jalbani, a local karate athlete with over 13 Asian honors to his name, to represent Pakistan in the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. This initiative is taken under
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Vishwa Fernando took four wickets as underdogs Sri Lanka heeded new captain Dimuth Karunaratne's call to "compete in every session" on the first day of the first Test against South Africa at Kingsmead on Wednesday.
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The dollar edged lower versus its peers on Wednesday, as rising hopes of a breakthrough in US-China trade talks led investors to put money into the euro and Asian currencies. The euro gained 0.1 percent
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The New Zealand dollar and Sweden's crown rose after their central banks broke with the growing caution of the world's major monetary-policy makers, surprising traders who had expected more dovish signals. The kiwi was the
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The US dollar rose modestly on Wednesday morning after a measure of inflation excluding energy prices rose, prompting the greenback to reverse the prior day's pullback. The Labour Department reported that its Consumer Price Index
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The dollar fell on Tuesday, ending its longest winning streak in two years, as investors put money in riskier assets on rising hopes of a breakthrough in US-China trade talks. The dollar had gained for
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The New Zealand dollar surged on Wednesday after the country's central bank sounded less dovish on policy than speculators had wagered on, forcing a round of heavy short covering. The kiwi shot up 1.1 percent
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Emerging Asian currencies firmed on Wednesday on hopes for resolution of the Sino-U.S trade war after the United States opened the door to extending the 90-day truce that is due to end on March 1.
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Sterling briefly spiked half a percent on Wednesday, propelled by large purchase orders executed in a thin market, while renewed suggestions of a delay to Britain's exit from the European Union also buoyed sentiment on
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