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FX Update: European Outlook
FREE ARTICLE This week's stock market bounce, which in all likelihood is a bear market rally, helped foster a calmer tone in FX markets this week, which looks likely to remain the case into next week. The US markets reopen, but to an abbreviated session and there read this
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Base Metal Trading Lacks Trend
FREE ARTICLE Three month LME copper was quoted at $3,675 per metric ton, off just $21 from the Thursday kerb.  Lead, on the other hand, firmed slightly on some short covering. read this
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FX Update- EUR/CHF
FREE ARTICLE EUR/CHF lost its footing above 1.5500, with heavy flows via the dollar pairings influencing the cross. EUR/CHF spiked up to 1.5520-25 as risk appetite improved broadly after the new U.S. policy announcement and the in line GDP release. However, CHF losses read this
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Copper Thrusts Almost 8% Ahead
FREE ARTICLE Three month copper surged to $3,760 on the LME from $3,540 at Friday's close. Other base metal prices rose in sympathy, all helped by the Citigroup bailout.  read this
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Metals Update: Gold Lacking Upward Momentum
FREE ARTICLE Gold traded on an easier footing, with leverage accounts and short term funds selling as EUR/USD traded on an easier footing. The market has lost some of the momentum it saw in October due to a lack of sustainable direction. In the near-term, equity marke read this
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Metals: Copper Backslides, Reverses Friday's Gains
FREE ARTICLE Three month LME copper shed just over two pct in Far east trading. Commodities slipped on the back of profit-taking. Â read this
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Markets Report
FREE ARTICLE Strongly firmer European stock markets dominated the morning news, along with further uncertainty surrounding sterling and weak GDP figures for the Eurozone as a whole and Germany and Italy indiviudally. read this
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FX Update: Swissy Restrained by Dollar Buying
FREE ARTICLE CHF maintained a supportive tone, although it remains off Wednesday's high as heavy dollar buying overwhelmed selling interest via the crosses. EUR/CHF is marking time around the 1.4800 area after trading between 1.4768-1.4847 in the Asian session. S read this
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NY FED: More Details on Money Market Purchases
FREE ARTICLE The Federal Reserve Bank of New York on Monday announced it would begin funding purchases of eligible money market instruments on or about November 24 through the previously announced Money Market Investor Funding Facility (MMIFF). Additionally, the frequ read this
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FX Update: Euro Pressured by Anticipated Rate Cuts
FREE ARTICLE EUR/USD's rally absorbed directional account offers that were layered between 1.2685 up to 1.2710. Stop loss interest overwhelmed any sell-interest, with the broad gains in European equity markets encouraging euro demand. The dollar has also trad read this
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FX Update: Swissy Trades Softly;
FREE ARTICLE CHF traded on an easier footing, with improved risk appetite encouraging a late Asian rally via the CHF crosses. EUR/CHF moved modestly higher to trade from 1.4779 lows up to 1.4850 area. Movement has remained volatile though, with the crosses swinging fr read this
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MFR's Recap of Yesterday's Market Activity
FREE ARTICLE More weak US data and market concern about slowing global growth. Minneapolis Fed Pres Stern in a speech today said US growth could be weak for a few years because of the effects of the unprecedented problems in the financial markets. It seems to be commo read this
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MSFT: No Interest in Yahoo, No Talks Ongoing
FREE ARTICLE This official refutation came after CEO Ballmer said earlier that acquiring Yahoo might still make economic sense for Microsoft. read this
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Metals: Copper Plunges; Nickel, Aluminium Slide Too
FREE ARTICLE Three month copper plunged on the Asian markets, falling in line with declining stock markets. The pattern was repeated in early London trading where copper sank $370 to $4,550 per metric ton, a level not seen since January 2006. Nickel read this
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FFastFill launches new STP service for LME Select
FREE ARTICLE October 13th, 2008 - FFastFill launches LME Trade Capture read this
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Treasury re Money Market Fund eligibility
FREE ARTICLE The Treasury Department announced today a technical correction that would permit additional money market funds to participate in Treasury's Temporary Money Market Fund Guarantee Program. Funds that have a policy of maintaining a stable net asset val read this
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Metals: Copper, Aluminium Rise on LME
FREE ARTICLE Copper advanced on the LME by $65 to $5,625 per tonne, with aluminium putting on $14 to $2,264. Dealers say the copper market is very short while sentiment has been buoyed by the 100 bps rate cut by the Reserve Bank of Australia. read this
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StreamBase Names Mark Palmer as New CEO
FREE ARTICLE September 30th, 2008 - StreamBase Systems Inc announces promotion of President and Chief Operating Officer Mark Palmer to Chief Executive Officer. read this
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Brady provides connectivity to LME SMART
FREE ARTICLE September 22nd, 2008 - Brady announces forthcoming launch of new interface to LME SMART read this
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FFastFill announces new contract with ICAP
FREE ARTICLE September 9th, 2008: FFastFill PLC,has announced a new application service provision (ASP) contract with ICAP to provide it with [live] connectivity to the London Metal Exchange (LME). read this
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Tech Forum: Data - The Exploding Supernova
FREE ARTICLE With: - Mark Palmer, general manager and vice president of Apama Products, a division of Progress Software - Dr John Bates, founder and vice president of Apama Products, a division of Progress Software - John Coulter, vice president of marketing and read this
