US markets open lower on Wednesday

Source: WBP Online
Markets in US opened in the red zone on Wednesday, as investors monitored appearances of several speakers from the Fed, who discussed the Federal Reserve's June's meeting. In the meantime, Standard & Poor's index opened slightly lower by 0.2% at 2,043.48 points, Dow Jones lost 0.1% to 17,507.31 points and NASDAQ fell 0.2% to 4,705.84 points.
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Wed, 18 May 2016 15:21:12 GMT

Euro posts losses against British Pound

The Euro traded lower against the British Pound on Wednesday, reaching its lowest level since March 10. Thus, the common currency dropped 1.18% against the Sterling, trading around 0.7728 pounds by 13:35 GMT on the London Stock Exchange and following Britain's promising data released earlier today.

Wed, 18 May 2016 14:14:05 GMT

Greenback trades higher against Aussie

The Australian Dollar traded lower against its US counterpart on the NYSE, in view of the minutes from the FOMC meeting last month. The Aussie dropped 0.86%, trading at $0.7261 by the start of the North American trading hours on Wednesday and erasing all its gains from yesterday, when it traded above the $0.7300 level. 

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