published Jan 12th 2017, 3:06 pm, by Jeremy Herron (Bloomberg) —Treasuries climbed, while the dollar slumped with U.S. stocks on speculation post-election market moves went too far, with investors awaiting corporate earnings and fresh economic data for clues on the economy’s strength. Selling in the dollar and equities eased in

©2015 Bloomberg News NRX8RO6K50Y5 (Bloomberg) — The dollar hit a five-year high versus Asian emerging peers and U.S. equity-index futures climbed before data on jobless claims. Asian stocks swung between gains and losses, while New Zealand’s currency jumped after interest rates were cut. The greenback climbed 0.8 percent versus South

©2015 Bloomberg News NOKM5S6KLVR7 (Bloomberg) — Chinese hedge funds are helping drive a commodity derivatives trading boom in the world’s biggest energy, grains and metals consumer that’s defying the worst economic growth in 25 years. Trading volumes across on the Shanghai Futures Exchange, China’s biggest commodities bourse, surged 31 percent