Topic: Manufacturing

Weak manufacturing dents the euro and currency ETFs just can't get enough love - it's time for your FX Fix.   Read More

Australia's central bank surprised the market with the size of its overnight interest rate cut. Here's what could be next.   Read More

A rate cut dents the Aussie dollar and economic blues hit the buck - it's time for your FX Fix.   Read More

Here’s a look at five stocks whose insiders have been doing some big buying per Securities and Exchange Commission filings.   Read More

A positive manufacturing report in China should lift the Australian dollar, this strategist says.   Read More

These strategists don't like what they see ahead for the single currency.    Read More

While Rick Santorum withdrew from the presidential race Tuesday, his trademark garb will live on in the hearts and minds of knitwear enthusiasts, including Bemidji Woolen Mills, the tiny Minnesota-based manufacturer that has been racing since January to keep Santorum and his donors vested.    Read More

More than three years after his factory closed its doors, Bruce Cochrane reopened them for a new venture, Lincolnton Furniture Co. Lincolnton is part of a small but growing trend called "reshoring" — a reverse migration of U.S. manufacturers from the Far East — mostly China — back to the West.   Read More

The dollar index hits a speed bump and the loonie lifts off - it's time for your FX Fix.   Read More

Strong economic reports from several countries have this strategist thinking of a currency trade.    Read More