Bitcoin continued to grow on Thursday, strengthening amid positive signals about progress in US trade relations. Nevertheless, traders remain cautious in anticipation of key economic data from the United States.The cryptocurrency broke out of the range of $103,000-$108,000, reaching $110,530. The recovery in risk appetite supported the cryptocurrency market, and on Wall Street, the S&P 500 updated its all-time high, which also improved investor sentiment.One of the drivers was the trade deal... Baca Selengkapnya
The path to recovery of France is strong that the government could reduce spending without... Baca Selengkapnya
Large number of companies in Japan have optimistic views for the American economy based on Reuters... Baca Selengkapnya
According to the Bank of England officials, the UK economy is getting quite more bullish. The... Baca Selengkapnya
The bond market became stronger amid all the external shocks and rise in general levels of debt in... Baca Selengkapnya
The European Union aims to centralize the market and enforce banks to pay according to the chief of... Baca Selengkapnya
On Thursday, Asian stocks were partly lower from its 10-year highs as Chinese data showed softer... Baca Selengkapnya
The Prime Minister of Japan, Shinzo Abe will visit India to begin the bullet train project, as well... Baca Selengkapnya
Bonds worth $3 billion was successfully issued by the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) in the... Baca Selengkapnya
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe mentioned that the central bank if centered on the monetary... Baca Selengkapnya
The economy of Germany is expected to increase by more than 2 percent this year, with further... Baca Selengkapnya
Oil prices declined on Tuesday as an aftereffect of the Hurricane Irma as it weakened the demand as... Baca Selengkapnya
The Canadian currency strengthened yesterday against the American dollar, for it gained support... Baca Selengkapnya
China holds the biggest bitcoin exchanges as it waits for confirmation from the government... Baca Selengkapnya
The national currency of Australia is predicted to maintain its stance near the two-year highs, as... Baca Selengkapnya
It appears that the Bank of Canada would not raise rates for the year as shown in the poll from... Baca Selengkapnya
India is known to be a reforming economy but Raghuram Rajan, Former RBI governor, said that the... Baca Selengkapnya
The president of France, Emmanuel Macron, commented on Thursday that the Turkey is essentially part... Baca Selengkapnya
After more than two decades of reunification, the former Communist east moved slowly behind the... Baca Selengkapnya
The Britain intends to push through a balanced policy on immigration when the Brexit was finalized... Baca Selengkapnya
On Tuesday, the American dollar declined against its major counterparts as tensions arise brought... Baca Selengkapnya
The month of August has been overall positive for the service sector in Germany. Higher prices... Baca Selengkapnya
Reports in the British factories shows huge volume of book orders which are triggered by the... Baca Selengkapnya
This has been the largest rise in salaries and wages in two years for the past quarter with an... Baca Selengkapnya
The business investment in Australia soared in the second quarter while companies updated their... Baca Selengkapnya
During the January-March quarter where US President D. Trump was already in the position, America’s ... Baca Selengkapnya
Lebanon starts to fix its frail economy following years of stagnant phase in decision-making. Yet,... Baca Selengkapnya
The economic growth of Brazil slightly slowed down in the second quarter, as polled by Reuters’ e... Baca Selengkapnya
The second stock exchange, Institutional Stock Exchange that is more commonly known by its Spanish... Baca Selengkapnya
According to the head of the DIHK Chambers of Industry and Commerce, a lot of German firms started... Baca Selengkapnya
The government debt risks of China has been managed although liabilities soared at a quicker rate... Baca Selengkapnya
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