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(Bloomberg) -- US stocks are nearing a record high and only US corporate prospects are expected to brighten. Investors are now waiting to see if the Fed derails the market's bullish path.Most Read from BloombergAmid signs that inflation…

Matthew Columbo Wall Street's major averages made small moves on Friday, as investors assessed more quarterly reports as they looked ahead to an eventful week packed with heavyweight corporate results and central bank policy meetings.…

never Japan -1.23%. Japan posted its first trade surplus in nearly two years in June. China -0.51%. The People's Bank of China kept the key interest rates for the one-year and five-year loan unchanged at 3.55% and 4.2%, respectively.…

Moneta Markets, a CFD broker, has expanded its reach in the Middle East by acquiring a mainland company license in Dubai. Today (Wednesday), Al Waseet announced the move that will be the next stage in its global strategic expansion. The…

never Japan +0.23%. China +0.38%. Hong Kong +1.37%. Australia +1.21%. Australian Business Confidence for June rose to 0, from the previous -3. The Australian Weekly Consumer Confidence Poll fell again to 73.3 (previously 74.1).…

Frankvanden Berg On Monday, US stocks struggled for direction before finally ending in positive territory, as market participants geared up for a busy week with key inflation data, a lineup of Federal Reserve speakers and the start of…

Recommended by Daniel Dubrovsky Get your free stock forecast The second quarter brought with it a strong performance from the US dollar as it outperformed most of its major peers. Notable gains were seen against the…

rmcarvalho REITs have outperformed the broader markets this week, and the sector is said to be breaking an 18-month downtrend. FTSE Nareit All Equity REITs posted positive returns of 0.29% from last week, against the S&P 500 which…

Key Points in Japanese Yen:US dollar / Japanese yen Dip back in Europe, with Euro / Japanese Yen vulnerability leadsMarkets see more monetary tightening, not just in JapanTokyo's intervention occurred before it approached current…

(Bloomberg) -- Markets have turned against the United Kingdom for the second time in less than a year as the inflation and growth outlook darkens for an economy that already lags behind the other G7 nations.Most Read from BloombergAs the…