The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has removed Turkey and Jamaica from the grey list. At the same time, Monaco and Venezuela were added to this list. The FATF grey list includes jurisdictions with insufficient measures to combat money laundering and terrorist financing, which actively cooperate with the group to eliminate the identified shortcomings. These countries are under increased monitoring and are required to promptly correct their anti-laundering laws.The FATF statement notes th... Đọc thêm
According to the central bank of Spain, robust export could possibly help increase the country’s e... Đọc thêm
The economy of Singapore is presumed to have slowed down in the last quarter of the year but a... Đọc thêm
It is expected that China will outperform the American economy in the year 2032 based on a new... Đọc thêm
Household spending soared greater than expected in November and the consumer inflation increased as... Đọc thêm
Consumer prices in Japan are anticipated to increase for an 11th consecutive month in November... Đọc thêm
Energy consumption in Germany for this year increased due to an optimistic economic development,... Đọc thêm
The Brazilian government increased the budget for federal expenditures by adding 5.003 billion... Đọc thêm
The economy of New Zealand increased by 0.6 percent during the third quarter due to the rebound in... Đọc thêm
The Bank of England allows the financial institutions in the country to proceed with their selling... Đọc thêm
The worldwide Great Recession can be recalled a decade ago in the United States, which can be best... Đọc thêm
Growth forecast of Japan was adjusted to 1.9 percent and 1.8 percent for this year and the... Đọc thêm
The business sentiment in New Zealand remained near the eight-year depression in December, which... Đọc thêm
The economic outlook for Denmark was increased as the center-right plans to the revision of the... Đọc thêm
The Bank of Japan agreed to hold the last meeting of major central banks scheduled next week. This... Đọc thêm
The Bank of England thinks that the Brexit risk of “no deal” has lessened because of Theresa May’s B... Đọc thêm
The central bank of China raised money market rates as means of curbing financial risks and prevent... Đọc thêm
The confidence of largest manufacturers in Japan stood at 11-year high based on the survey from a... Đọc thêm
On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve expects for a faster pace of growth in the United States, as well... Đọc thêm
On Wednesday, South Korea publicized on their government statement that the capital profits from... Đọc thêm
The South East and London are expected to expand higher versus other UK regions in the coming... Đọc thêm
The U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin publicized that there will be cash management measures... Đọc thêm
The economy of France is projected to increase at a steady pace in October to December based on the... Đọc thêm
The economy of Turkey has been rising at a faster rate more than any other large economies in the... Đọc thêm
Major manufacturers in Japan have a positive outlook regarding the economic condition of the... Đọc thêm
There is a need to take into consideration of Japan's central bank monetary policy banking system... Đọc thêm
President Emmanuel Macron of France had a one-day working visit in Algeria on Wednesday in order to... Đọc thêm
The industrial orders in Germany surged surprisingly in October because of domestic and foreign... Đọc thêm
The trade deficit in Canada slumped to a five-month low during the month of October sustained by... Đọc thêm
The advancement of the non-oil sector in the United Arab Emirates increased in November following... Đọc thêm
The official cash rate of the Reserve Bank of Australia remained at 1.5 percent. The decision was... Đọc thêm
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