Oil prices rose moderately on Friday, ending the week with positive dynamics due to expectations of stimulating measures for the Chinese economy, the world's largest oil importer. Additional support for the market was provided by data on a decrease in oil reserves in the United States. According to estimates by the American Petroleum Institute, inventories decreased by 3.2 million barrels, exceeding the forecast of analysts who expected a decrease of 1.9 million barrels.Brent crude futures ... Read More
The industrial orders in Germany surged surprisingly in October because of domestic and foreign... Read More
The trade deficit in Canada slumped to a five-month low during the month of October sustained by... Read More
The advancement of the non-oil sector in the United Arab Emirates increased in November following... Read More
The official cash rate of the Reserve Bank of Australia remained at 1.5 percent. The decision was... Read More
The tepid growth of the U.K. economy will remain for some time. This could weaken in the next years... Read More
The manufacturing sector reached an 18-year high in November, according to the reports on Friday.... Read More
The Singapore-Australia Free Trade Agreement (SAFTA) was upgraded and approved on Friday. According... Read More
Various indicators imply more risks are faced by the financial system of Denmark’s central bank s... Read More
Jerome Powell is officially getting closer to becoming the next Fed Reserve Chairman. The Fed... Read More
Federal Bank of Minneapolis’ President Neel Kashkari who disagreed on the rate hikes that happened t... Read More
The Bank of Japan board member, Goushi Kataoka, mentioned that the stimulus plan must be revised to... Read More
The Japanese government allocated an extra budget of 2.7 to 2.9 trillion yen equivalent to $24-26... Read More
The plan of the government in expanding the British industry prior the EU exit is scheduled to be... Read More
Japanese manufacturing output is anticipated to soar as the consumer inflation increased in October... Read More
The UK household expenditure bounced back while growth for business investment tend to last longer... Read More
Britain reduced the official forecasts regarding the growth of the economy, according to the... Read More
The U.S. Treasury yield curve is intensifying concern as it has been moving flat at a quicker rate... Read More
The economic situation in Italy is gradually improving, however, it is also important to cut down... Read More
It is still unknown when will the Reserve Bank of Australia be able to return to sufficient wages... Read More
The Office for National Statistics evaluates the British economy by overhauling its way which... Read More
The non-oil exports from Singapore rose at a quicker rate than anticipated for October since there... Read More
As noted by the group of economists from a banking company, Goldman Sachs, the American economy... Read More
The exports from Japan are anticipated to increase for eleven consecutive months in October which... Read More
The People's republic of China is confronted with bubble risk which was mainly due to higher money... Read More
The European Commission had cut down its economic expectation for the growth in Britain, with... Read More
The American citizens have high approval rating to the US economy prior the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks,... Read More
Based on the new research led by the HSBC, companies that are located at Shenzhen in Southern... Read More
Greater number of European businesses intends to cut down their orders from British suppliers... Read More
The German investors sentiment had increased, reaching its highest level for this month. The... Read More
Economists are expecting that the Reserve Bank of New Zealand will maintain its official cash rate... Read More
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