November brought negative news for investor and analyst sentiment in both Germany and the eurozone. The data from the economic expectations index clearly show a decline in optimism.The German index fell to a modest 7.4 points from 13.1 points in October. This sharp decline, significantly exceeding the projected 13 points, is primarily due to unstable political events both inside and outside Germany.Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential election has caused a noticeable negative impact on ... Více
Germany intends to employ higher-than-anticipated tax revenues to increase investment in the... Více
Japan’s Inflation on consumer real wages adjusted higher in March for the first time in since D... Více
The consumer economy of Britain was unable to bounce back in April due to snowy weather that... Více
The central bank of Turkey intends to maintain their current monetary policy until inflation in... Více
The American economy showed unexpected strength but the robust labor market did not trigger major... Více
The German Industrial orders contracted unexpectedly in March. This has been the third consecutive... Více
Bank of Japan policymakers advised about the premature debate about the withdrawal from the... Více
The non-manufacturing business in America declined in April but the overall growth over 8 years... Více
Trade surplus in Australia expanded to its 10-month highs in March due to increase in resource... Více
Interest rates were kept steady by the Federal Reserve and confidently saying that recent inflation... Více
The European economy slackened in the first quarter of this year but was able to surpass Britain,... Více
The services sector in Japan rose at the quickest rate in first half of the year due to more demand... Více
Household borrowing in Britain fell to its lowest level after 5 ½ years in March. On Tuesday, ... Více
The service industry in China rose for the month of April based on the official survey on Monday,... Více
The Lloyds Bank survey indicates that British firms are very optimistic towards its economy. More... Více
France, the euro zone’s second-biggest economy, unexpectedly slowed down a bit in the first quarter ... Více
Italian caretaker government already established its updated multi-year economic plan on Thursday.... Více
The Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz said the nation is moving toward a positive note after... Více
South Korea’s economy had rallied in the previous quarter as health exports were buoyed, government ... Více
The U.S. economy strengthens following the rebound of the U.S. consumer confidence and... Více
The economic forecast of German government slid down to 2.3 percent from the previous 2.4 percent... Více
The consumer prices have weakened in the previous quarter as core inflation lower than the central... Více
Singapore’s inflation remained subdued in the previous month due to a gradual increase in prices of ... Více
The central bank of Iran has prohibited trading of cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin due to money... Více
Manufacturing activity in Japan grew at a faster pace this month compared in March, considering... Více
Japan apprised its G20 equivalent saying that protectionism and interchange of retaliatory measures... Více
Economic growth of Germany has the tendency to slow down gradually in Q1, however, the upswing in... Více
Following a loose monetary policy for a decade, the Federal Reserve will probably increase their... Více
The jobless rate in Australia was unchanged in March compared with the revised forecast in the past... Více
The International Monetary Fund issued its two-yearly assessment for New Zealand and showed that... Více
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