HONG KONG (Reuters) - Asian stocks and commodities retreated on Tuesday as wary investors took profits from a rally ignited by China’s weekend decision to give its currency more flexibility. Lesen hier die vollständige Nachricht
Fortsæt læsning..Commodity-related shares in Asia have already suffered from more volatility than usual following China’s decision to loosen its grip on the yuan’s nearly two-year-old de-facto peg against the U.S. dollar — and that’s not likely to change anytime soon, analysts say. Lesen hier die vollständige Nachricht
Fortsæt læsning..The U.S. dollar gains on the euro and Australian dollar, taking back some of the ground lost in the previous session following China’s weekend announcement that it will ease its de-facto currency peg to the greenback. Lesen hier die vollständige Nachricht
Fortsæt læsning..Futures Rally on Yuan Shift U.S. stock futures gained on expectations that China s decision to lift the lid on its tightly-controlled currency will spur growth in the world s third-largest economy. Lesen hier die vollständige Nachricht
Fortsæt læsning..China is set to allow a gradual appreciation of the renminbi against the US dollar after warning that the exchange rate would remain “basically stable” in spite of a decision to abandon its currency peg. Lesen hier die vollständige Nachricht
Fortsæt læsning..European shares climb Monday, the ninth day of gains for the region, with miners taking the lead after China announced it intends to move toward greater currency flexibility. Lesen hier die vollständige Nachricht
Fortsæt læsning..Asian equities markets rally in the wake of China’s weekend announcement that it will allow its currency to gradually move against the U.S. dollar, with some sectors seen more likely than others to benefit from the move. Lesen hier die vollständige Nachricht
Fortsæt læsning..The euro and the Australian dollar are the biggest currency-market winners following China’s weekend announcement that it will gradually loosen its currency “peg” to the U.S. dollar. Lesen hier die vollständige Nachricht
Fortsæt læsning..Chinese inflation quickened to a 19-month high in May, but a moderation of growth in factory production and capital spending could further ease worries that the world’s third-largest economy runs the risk of boiling over. Lesen hier die vollständige Nachricht
Fortsæt læsning..China’s metals and mining shares have suffered significant declines so far this year, but analysts say the drop may be overdone despite the potential for a slowdown in construction activity. Lesen hier die vollständige Nachricht
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22. June 2010