
In July, British consumer spending went down for the third month in a row, proceeding with its longest losing streak in more than four years, as Monday’s data states…
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In July, British consumer spending went down for the third month in a row, proceeding with its longest losing streak in more than four years, as Monday’s data states…
Greece is on the verge of setting up a development bank to finance startups, infrastructure projects, small businesses as well as export oriented companies, as the government's economic policy council informed on Friday…
In June, German industrial orders went up twice as much as expected because a soar in domestic demand compensated weaker foreign appetite, as Friday’s data showed, hinting this sector of the EU’s largest economy will manage to gain traction in the nearer…
On Friday, European stocks edged down in early deals because market participants focused on a bunch of mixed company outcomes with insurance company Swiss Re affected after missing revenue estimates…
On Friday, the evergreen buck was sticking to 15-month minimums versus other key currencies because last session’s dismal American service sector data kept weighing and traders waited for the publication of a major American employment report…
In July, American employers managed to keep a sturdy tempo of hiring, while lifting wages for employees…
On Friday, crude markets tumbled, with American crude still staying below $50 per barrel, weighed by ascending output from the USA and OPEC members…
On Friday, gold decreased in Asia, with nonfarm payrolls ahead expected to set greenback direction considered significant for overseas buyers from key importers, including China and India…
On Friday, the Australian dollar sank after a major bank view on the economy dimmed positive retail sales with the greenback under pressure on a report of enhanced legal activity into allegations Russia colluded to affect the American elections…
On Thursday, the British pound rallied to the highest value since September versus the American currency after data telling that activity in UK service sector surged in June…
In July, activity in the British service sector surged more than expected, putting an end to two months of dips and spurring optimism over the UK economy because the sector makes up nearly 80% of GDP, as industry data disclosed on Thursday…
On Thursday, Asian equities drifted weaker in cautious trade after poor regional data and also a look ahead to nonfarm payroll reports from America at the end of the week…
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