DAX Slips On Weak Data

TSX Settles Roughly Flat

The Canadian stock market ended flat on Friday, amid uncertainty on US-Canada trade deal even as July 9 deadline set by the US President for tariff agreement is fast approaching.

RTTNews | 15小时8分钟前

Euro Climbs Against Most Majors

The euro firmed against its most major counterparts in the New York session on Friday.

RTTNews | 19小时6分钟前

Swiss Market Ends Slightly Down

After languishing in negative territory till a little before the final hour of the day's trading session, the Switzerland market managed to emerge into positive zone on Friday but failed to hold firm and eventually settled with a marginal loss.

RTTNews | 21小时51分钟前

European Stocks Close Weak As Tariff Concerns Weigh On Sentiment

European stocks closed lower on Friday amid concerns about U.S. tariffs, and on some disappointing regional economic data.

RTTNews | 22小时11分钟前

TSX Up Marginally After Posting New Record High

The Canadian market is up marginally a little past noon on Friday with investors largely making cautious moves on weak private sector activity report, and amid uncertainty about Trump administration's tariff moves.

RTTNews | 23小时20分钟前

German Factory Orders Log Bigger-Than-Expected Fall

Germany's factory orders declined more than expected in May on falling demand from both the domestic market and other euro area economies, official data revealed on Friday. Factory orders decreased 1.4 percent from a month ago, Destatis reported. Orders were expected to drop 0.2 percent after an upwardly revised 1.6 percent rise in April. Orders declined for the first time in four months.

RTTNews | 1天前

Bay Street Headed For Weak Start

Canadian shares are likely to open on a negative note Friday morning, tracking weak European stocks and lower crude oil prices. Concerns about tariffs may weigh down on sentiment. Trading volumes are likely to remain thin as the U.S. market is closed for Independence Day holiday.

RTTNews | 1天前

UK Construction Sector Contraction Slowest In 6 Months

UK construction activity declined at the slowest pace since the current period of contraction began in January, survey results from S&P Global showed on Friday. The headline construction Purchasing Managers' Index rose to 48.8 in June from 47.9 in May. The expected score was 48.6. Any reading below 50.0 indicates an overall reduction in construction activity.

RTTNews | 1天前

EURUSD	1.17788	GBPUSD	1.36532	AUDUSD	0.65507
USDJPY	144.479	USDCAD	1.36033	USDCHF	0.79342

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DAX Slips On Weak Data