Commodities currencies except NZ dollar show weakness ahead of Fed decision.
Investors are looking for signals on the timing of an interest rate hike from the US central bank.
Despite second quarter GDP growth returning UK numbers to pre-crisis peak, market overall shows little motion.
Markets across the region rebound after Beijing rolls out fresh measures to stem equity rout.
Analysts see UK growth slowing to 2.6% in June quarter from 2.9% in Q1.
Country's top regulatory body also investigating 'malicious short-selling' by 'some individuals'.
Chinese stock market saw its biggest one-day loss since 2007, breeding uncertainty on the FTSE 100.
As Barclays, RBS and Lloyds prepare to report first-half results this week, we can expect mixed blessings.
Decline marks biggest one-day loss since February 2007.
Fed's tone is likely to influence the dollar's direction.
Gold prices closed at $1,085.50 per ounce on 24 July, down 0.79% or $8.60, on Comex.
As mining continues to feel the pinch, Vodafone reports strong revenues and recovery in Europe.
The export-GDP share of Brazil was 11.5% in 2014 and that was 33.8% for Chile as per World Bank statistics.
USD/CAD has broken through the 2009 high to its highest since 2004 on 24 July.
China Markit manufacturing PMI falls to 15-month low in July.
China's manufacturing PMI unexpectedly hit a 15-month low in July, sparking a sell-off in the region.
Publishers gain and lose in difficult media environment as energy stocks continue slide.
Commodities led by gold and oil hit a 10-year low thanks to Iran and China.
One of the leading brokers in the Arab world Menaсorp has officially launched MetaTrader 5 on the Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange (DGCX).
UK retail sales fall in June while Spanish labour market strengthens.
The central bank has dropped the phrase that the currency is 'overvalued' in its latest statement.
Japan's exports surged in June, helped by a weaker yen.
Budget airline easyJet performs in Q2, mining stocks take another hit.
The ECB has increased the ELA by €900m just ahead of the Greek parliament vote.
The baht is now down more than 5% so far this year.
Weakness in dollar aids pound rally.
Bullion is trading down 1.11% at 1,091.20 per ounce on Comex as at 6.51am GMT.
Weak earnings reports from several big US companies put investors in a selling mood in Asia.
Little corporate news on the FTSE nudged the market downward, but mining made gains despite hit to gold.
Platinum is still below $1000 while palladium has moved significantly off $600.