Gold prices soared on Tuesday in Asian trading, approaching the highest levels. The growth was triggered by expectations of a reduction in interest rates by the Fed in September. Spot gold rose 0.2% to $2,427.77 per ounce, while gold futures with an expiration date in August rose 0.1% to $2,432.30 per ounce.Weak inflation data and dovish signals from the Fed are fueling investor confidence in an imminent rate cut. Traders have almost completely ruled out the possibility of keeping rat... Saiba Mais
This has been the largest rise in salaries and wages in two years for the past quarter with an... Saiba Mais
The business investment in Australia soared in the second quarter while companies updated their... Saiba Mais
During the January-March quarter where US President D. Trump was already in the position, America’s ... Saiba Mais
Lebanon starts to fix its frail economy following years of stagnant phase in decision-making. Yet,... Saiba Mais
The economic growth of Brazil slightly slowed down in the second quarter, as polled by Reuters’ e... Saiba Mais
The second stock exchange, Institutional Stock Exchange that is more commonly known by its Spanish... Saiba Mais
According to the head of the DIHK Chambers of Industry and Commerce, a lot of German firms started... Saiba Mais
The government debt risks of China has been managed although liabilities soared at a quicker rate... Saiba Mais
South Korea will implement an extensive plan in September that targets the rising household debt as... Saiba Mais
The Eurozone pace of growth has been moving steadily in August, primarily because of good... Saiba Mais
The number of British employers concerned with the Britain’s economy is increasing as indicated in a... Saiba Mais
Customs in Thailand has already cleared the annual exports probably soared for five successive... Saiba Mais
On Monday, Vice Finance Minister Ko Hyoung-Kwon said that the economy of South Korea is... Saiba Mais
The gross domestic product in China is rising at a stronger pace as it gained 6.9% year over year... Saiba Mais
The retail sales growth of Britain has slowed down in July which is already anticipated following a... Saiba Mais
The merchandise trade surplus in Japan reduced lower than the anticipated in July while the growth... Saiba Mais
The debt level of America reached a record high in the second quarter as it exceeded the pre-crisis... Saiba Mais
The sterling pound weakened versus other major currencies after the sluggish inflation data... Saiba Mais
The consumer price inflation has surprising sustained its current level as the cost of fuel... Saiba Mais
The economy of Japan grew at its fastest pace after two years in Q2 due to increase in capital and... Saiba Mais
The consumer inflation in India is rising following the successive easing in the past three months... Saiba Mais
Expenditure of the Chinese government increased to 5.4 percent in July compared to the previous... Saiba Mais
The economic growth of the United Kingdom appears to lose slightly its momentum due to the weak... Saiba Mais
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand maintained interest rates on hold after the CPI inflation came in... Saiba Mais
For eight consecutive months, the exports from Japan rose according to the survey from Reuters for... Saiba Mais
In spite of the rising wages, it seems complicated for the employers of the United Kingdom to... Saiba Mais
There are about 6.2 million jobs available in the U.S. as companies are searching for new... Saiba Mais
China’s surplus trade amounting to $25.2 billion with the United States in July declined from $25.4 ... Saiba Mais
Australia’s business conditions for the month of July increased reaching its maximum levels earlier ... Saiba Mais
British consumers lessened their expenditures for the third month in July, leading them into the... Saiba Mais
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