Durable goods orders, according to the US Census Bureau's report issued a few moments ago, grew in June, better than market expectations, with a growth of 1.9%, or 5 billion, to reach $ 272.6 billion on a monthly basis, after a growth of about 0.8% in May, while expectations indicated a decline of 0.5%. . Core orders, excluding transportation, increased...
Gold maintains for the fourth consecutive session at the levels of 1,700 dollars per ounce, trading at 1718 dollars this morning, Wednesday, the 27th of July, an increase of about 0.07%, just hours before the Federal Reserve meeting, which began discussing monetary policy developments and raising interest rates yesterday, and it will be announced today, Wednesday in the US session....
The figures released in the Asian session today, Wednesday, by the Australian Institute of Statistics (ABS), showed that the consumer price index, which measures inflation in Australia, increased by 1.8% in the second quarter of this year ending in June, compared to 2.1% in the first quarter, to come below expectations that indicated a decline to 1.9%. . On an...
The dollar continues to decline at the beginning of the week Ifo indicator below expectations Miscellaneous data that we will follow during the week After the second largest central bank in the world, the European Central Bank, raised interest rates last week by 50 for the first time in more than a century. From the month of July towards the...
In a highly unexpected move, the European Central Bank decided at its meeting moments before today, Thursday, July 21, to raise the zero interest rates by 50 basis points to 0.50% for the first time in 11 years in its clear quest to ensure that inflation returns to its 2% target. The bank's interest statement stated that the board of...
For the fourth consecutive session, the Turkish lira continues to decline and is approaching its lowest level ever recorded in December last year at 17.72, trading at 17.64 levels this Thursday morning, July 21 (July) just hours before the Turkish Central Bank meeting to determine the bank’s monetary policy and interest rates. The expectations are for the bank to keep...
Finally, after a long wait, the second largest central bank in the world (the European Central Bank) will raise interest rates and begin to tighten monetary policy when it meets today, Thursday, July 21 for the first time since 2011. It is expected that interest rates will rise by 25 basis points to reach 0.25 % . European inflation figures...
The Bank of Japan decided in its meeting that ended this morning, Thursday, July 21 (July 21) to keep monetary policy unchanged, as the members of the bank voted as expected to keep the current negative short-term interest rates at -0.10% in addition to maintaining the 10-year bond yield at 0 % . The bank is buying exchange-traded funds (ETFs)...
The CPI in Canada recorded a growth of about 8.1% in June on an annual basis, according to figures released just moments ago, compared to 7.7% in the May reading, which came less than expectations that indicated a rise to 8.8%, recording the largest annual increase since January 1983. In contrast, the core index rose Excluding gasoline prices to 6.5%...
Crude prices are recording declines in the middle of the Euro trading session for today, Wednesday, July 20th, amid anticipation in the markets for the US inventory statement issued by the US Energy Information Administration after less than three hours, as Brent crude loses about 1.70%, trading at levels of $105.53 per barrel, while US crude is trading ( NYMEX)...