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 ... Read More
The central bank of Australia maintained the interest rates at a record low on Tuesday, which is... Read More
The national currency of Canada lost its strength to an eight-month low against its U.S. rival... Read More
The services sector in China slightly slid down but it remained steadfast in February that induced... Read More
The UK manufacturing cooled down slightly compared with the highs of 2017, as presented in an... Read More
The Japanese economy is projected to grow faster in the last three months of 2017 versus the... Read More
The economic growth of U.S. was revised downward but the 2.5 percent annual rate is still a good... Read More
The total unemployment rate in Germany for February came in lower than expected, as the employment... Read More
The central bank will have a gradual normalization of the monetary policy and they have to take... Read More
More demand for safe-haven assets and low productivity growth induce the Federal Reserve to keep... Read More
Export orders of Taiwan are predicted to reach an 18th consecutive month high in January but at a... Read More
The data released on Monday indicates that the industrial production of Singapore shows... Read More
The foreign trade rose by 0.6 percent for the last quarter in Germany, as the biggest economy,... Read More
The economic growth of Britain tends to move at a slower pace compared to the fourth quarter last... Read More
The economy returned to a 3 percent growth due to the new policies of Donald Trump, according to... Read More
According to the most recent released minutes of meeting by the Fed, several officials predict that... Read More
The Bank of Korea is ready to face any unfavorable outcome following the policy tightening in the... Read More
Scotiabank stated that the delay in the construction of oil pipeline led to a sharp reduction in... Read More
Bank of Japan Governor, Haruhiko Kuroda, was reappointed for the next five-year term and it also... Read More
The projection of Goldman Sachs shows extreme financial losses which have the tendency to slow down... Read More
The confidence of Japanese manufacturers has had a huge drop in February following a high reading... Read More
The jobless rate in France had decline generally, but there are no immediate solutions for skill... Read More
The Japanese economy should have recovered following the decline of stocks and strengthening of yen... Read More
After seven years, the economic growth of the Eurozone increased faster compared with the British... Read More
China could possibly reduce its efforts to control risks within the financial sector to secure the... Read More
The Bank of Japan Governor, Haruhiko Kuroda, emphasized the necessity of the nation to have a... Read More
Local governments of Beijing were pressured to settle their financial problems while a new rule on... Read More
The US administration is working out the details of its investment plan towards America’s weakening ... Read More
Both producer and consumer inflation abated as anticipated for the month of January despite the... Read More
The U.S. Federal Reserve will gradually adjust their current accommodative monetary policy and push... Read More
The central bank of South Korea would maintain their accommodative monetary policies because of low... Read More
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