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11 Sep 2018

Breaking News: Mexico open to sign a bilateral trade deal with the US

Mexico is open to signing a bilateral trade deal with the US if the NAFTA talks between the US and Canada fail to produce a positive result, Mexico's finance minister Jose Antonio Gonzalez Anaya said in an interview with FT.

Sep 11, 2018

NZ: Retail card spending saw a solid lift in August – ANZ

Liz Kendall, Senior Economist at ANZ, notes that New Zealand’s retail spending on electronic cards increased 1.0% m/m in August (seasonally adjusted),

USD/JPY making a push for 111.50

The USD/JPY is trading just beneath 111.50 for Tuesday after bounding higher in the early day's action. Asia session traders pushed the Yen down as r