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... Đọc thêm
Japan’s services sector activity had slightly slowed down in July compared to the month of June, c... Đọc thêm
The central bank of Mexico is presumed to keep their interest rates strong following a strong climb... Đọc thêm
According to a survey on Wednesday, stronger new orders and increased in output supported the... Đọc thêm
Japanese manufacturing activity is slower than the July forecast as reported on Wednesday which... Đọc thêm
The factory activity of South Korea declined for the fifth time in July and recorded as the worst... Đọc thêm
The survey on top economists shows that experts are expecting for the Bank of England to lift its... Đọc thêm
Indonesia’s annual inflation rate in July will probably rise slightly because of higher food costs a... Đọc thêm
US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin stated his growth outlook for the American economy, he... Đọc thêm
U.S. economic advisor Larry Kudlow anticipates that the GDP for the second quarter will have a... Đọc thêm
With the global uncertainty concerns, the European Central Bank is expected to have a... Đọc thêm
The BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) leaders will have a three-day meeting in... Đọc thêm
India and Uganda made a deal to expand bilateral cooperation in terms of defense and economy after... Đọc thêm
Consumer confidence in the eurozone remained the same in July, signifying steadfast growth in the... Đọc thêm
The Deutsche Bundesbank assessed that the American economy would likely take advantage of the steep... Đọc thêm
China’s registered unemployment rate for the urban category dropped to 3.83 percent at the latter d... Đọc thêm
Germany increased its economic sanctions against Turkey and eased down its travel advisory as... Đọc thêm
The Leading Economic Index by the Conference Board was able to expand by a half percent this month,... Đọc thêm
The annual exports of Thailand forecast an increase of 9.50 percent in June after a sluggish rate... Đọc thêm
The provincial economies of New Zealand were able to drive economic growth, reinforcing the price... Đọc thêm
The strong economic growth of the United States will help the central bank to maintain its gradual... Đọc thêm
Income growth in Britain showed down at its weakest rate in six months despite positive figures in... Đọc thêm
The 1950-53 Korean War ended under the Presidency of South Korean leader Moon Jae-in and... Đọc thêm
The Annual inflation rate of Malaysia declined to 1.3 percent in June from 1.8 percent the month... Đọc thêm
China’s economic performance slackened during the quarter ending in June, which increased c... Đọc thêm
The economy of Ireland is projected to reach its highest record in 2018 based on the latest outlook... Đọc thêm
Growth forecast of China increased this year, which is unexpected amid the escalating trade war... Đọc thêm
The World Bank issued the updated economic figures for previous year which showed that India held... Đọc thêm
The economy of Singapore progressed at a slower rate in the second quarter with the manufacturing... Đọc thêm
The assessment for Australian consumer sentiment climbed to its highest level since late July 2013... Đọc thêm
The British economy has gained track in May after its slowdown in early 2018, based on the official... Đọc thêm
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