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17 Dec 2013

Wall Street declines small as investors are safe at first on

FXstreet.com (San Francisco) - US stocks market closed negative on Tuesday as investors are unwilling to take risks ahead of Wednesday's FOMC announcement on monetary policy. In addition, Monday's big rally could fuel consolidation movements on Tuesday session.

The Dow Jones declined 9.31 points or 0.06% to finish the day at 15,875.26. The S&P 500 eased 5.54 pts or 0.31% to end the session at 1,781.00. The Nasdaq Composite lost 5.84 pts or 0.14% to 4,023.68.
Dec 17, 2013

Flash: USD stable ahead of FOMC - BTMU

Lee Hardman, strategist at the Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd explained that the US dollar has continued to remain relatively stable ahead of the latest monetary policy announcement from the Fed tomorrow.
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Dec 17, 2013

New Zealand 3Q Current Account (QoQ) down to $-4.78B vs $-1.25B

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