ECB Meeting: any chances to not be bored?
On Thursday, July 26, the European Central Bank will hold a meeting.
Tag - economy
Common currency rallies ahead of Trump-Juncker negotiations
On Wednesday, the common currency managed to leap ahead of a gathering, including American leader Donald Trump as well as European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker…
Asia-Pacific equities show different directions
On Wednesday, equities of the Asia-Pacific region mostly traded in different directions due to the fact that optimism as for corporate revenue reports as well as China's incentive plan were compensated by the assumption that the Bank of Japan is unable…
Daily News: interesting moves
The US dollar index has been fighting to return to the previous highs but it has been failing.
Australia’s inflation rallies in the second quarter
As the Australian Bureau of Statistics informed, in the second quarter, the consumer price index managed to rally by up to 0…
European luxury equities dip 30%
An all-out trade conflict could provoke a 30% dip in equities of EU makers of luxury products, as UBS informed…
Greenback edges down
On Tuesday, the evergreen buck dived because the common currency bounced off and the UK pound managed to ascend to the day’s maximums reacting to reports that British Prime Minister Theresa May is going to take control of Brexit talks…
American equities generally ascend
On Tuesday, American futures moderately rallied…
Euro zone business surge speeds down more than expected
In July, euro zone business surge speeded down more than anticipated because worries over a trade conflict with America as well as a weaker global expansion affected market sentiment, as a poll uncovered on Tuesday…
Australian CPI
CPI (Consumer Price Index) is one of the most important Australian economic indicators.
Greenback rebounds from minimums
On Monday, the evergreen buck rebounded from the session minimums versus its counterparts having clawed back losses against the Japanese yen, notwithstanding American existing home sales diving for the third consecutive month…
American home sales slump
In June, American home sales suddenly headed south, reporting their third monthly dive in a row because an everlasting shortage of properties on the market spurred house prices to another maximum, probably sidelining some potential purchasers…
