Oil markets showed moderate growth on Thursday, continuing the recovery trend that began the day before after reaching the lows of the end of October. Brent crude oil prices rose to $73.20 per barrel, and WTI futures added 0.56%, settling at $69.38.The strengthening of the dollar and concerns about an increase in oil supply have been putting pressure on prices in recent weeks. Experts also note that the dollar exchange rate has become a key factor determining the movement of oil prices in t... Read More
As shown in the official figures, the Australian economy expanded by 0.3 percent in Q1 and gained... Read More
Several high-ranking officials of the US National Security Council will be testifying before a... Read More
Services sector activity of the United States softened last month due to downswing in factory... Read More
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Apparently, India was able to recover from the negative effects brought by the demonetization as... Read More
South Korea will release a stimulus package worth 11.2 trillion won equivalent to $10 billion U.S.... Read More
US unemployment rates fell to its lowest levels reached within a 16-year period last May/ Market... Read More
The Japanese economy is seen to grow at a faster rate than expected in the first quarter which was... Read More
As shown in the advance data of the Statistics Finland, the Finnish economy was able to increase by... Read More
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A trade deal between the United States and Vietnam worth $15 billion of goods and services will be... Read More
Based on the data issued on Wednesday, the growth in the manufacturing activity of China was... Read More
The US Federal Reserve is more than ready to raise its interest rates this coming June, but the... Read More
The stock markets of Asia were unsteady on Tuesday since investors hovered in the sideline prior... Read More
The negotiated wages in Germany climbed by 2.8 percent in the first quarter which has significantly... Read More
ECB President Mario Draghi stressed in a statement made last Monday that the eurozone is still in... Read More
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Amidst the ongoing G-7 summit in Italy, US President Donald Trump has stated via his adviser that... Read More
Oil prices declined by 5 percent following the extension of production cuts by Opec causing other... Read More
The South African Reserve Bank kept its interest rates unchanged on Thursday as it played down the... Read More
US President Donald Trump has already called for an investigation regarding the “Manchester leaks” ... Read More
New Zealand anticipates exceeding the budget excess prediction for 2017. The former projected... Read More
The credit rating of China was downgraded by Moody’s Investors Service on Wednesday, the previous A... Read More
Fed officials are now more than ready to raise its short-term interest rates after stating in... Read More
On Tuesday, the U.S. spending reserved for foreign aid for Mexico and Central America are to be... Read More
Two surveys conducted by American businesses this month and showed that the US economy continued to... Read More
British people could possibly face a period of living squeeze as the UK consumer prices are now... Read More
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