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 global economic forecast from World bank decreased by 0.1 percentage... Read More
After the victory of Donald Trump in the U.S election two months ago, the 45th American President... Read More
The World Bank has stated that Trump’s proposed tax cuts and other spending policies could p... Read More
Host of the next Olympic games is expected to increase its local economic output as much as $11.2... Read More
The British currency declined by 1% and fell sharply to its two-month low versus other major pairs... Read More
The US dollar surged in value against the Japanese yen and remained just above 117.00 points for... Read More
The benchmark for 10-year government bonds yield of Germany climbed to a three-week high on Monday.... Read More
From the previous months of October to December last year recorded the highest growth on a... Read More
A number of potential candidates for the top office at the Federal Reserve are hinting at... Read More
The U.S. dollar plunged over the past three weeks against a basket of other major currencies on... Read More
The cabinet of the Venezuelan government was shaken on Wednesday as President Nicolas Maduro named... Read More
The USD decreased in value against the JPY for the second consecutive day after the minutes from... Read More
The inflation rate in the European region had increased, reaching its highest pace after three... Read More
US Treasuries careened between losses and gains after the minutes from the FOMC meeting last... Read More
Yuan rallied this year especially the offshore trading and China is creating its contingency plan... Read More
The figures for the employment rate of the German country improved compared with the result last... Read More
Oil moved higher this day as price hikes caused by the supply reduction of crude from top oil... Read More
The USD has recently surged to its highest levels in 14 years as a string of highly positive... Read More
The expected economic performance for 2017 appears to be very much alike with 2016 outlook. The... Read More
The economic growth of Singapore has heightened significantly and has recently recorded its... Read More
China opens to more foreign investment in banking, insurance, securities and credit-rating firms as... Read More
The European central bank’s capital decision of 8.8 billion euro was criticized after the Bank of I... Read More
The Mexican government will implement a price hike in gasoline prices as much as one-fifth in the... Read More
The data for mortgage approvals on November is driven down according to the record of the British... Read More
The US dollar surged to its highest levels for this week and has nearly reached its highest... Read More
Vietnam’s economy rose by 6.21% this year being the fastest country to grow in the manufacturing s... Read More
The Bureau of Statistics released the GDP of China showing 6.7% growth during the previous three... Read More
US stocks traded within its record highs in the midst of low market liquidity after oil prices... Read More
After years of recession, Russia is about to come back for next year. Although it does not mean... Read More
The victory of Donald Trump caused the consumer confidence index (CCI) to continuously increased... Read More
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