The performance of the three major US indices varied at the close of the session yesterday, Thursday, the 18th of November, as the retail sector supported the S&P500 index, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed the session down, while the Nasdaq received support from the technology sector, to conclude the two indexes of the session at record levels, with...
View MoreDigital currencies continue to record declines for the third session in a row today, Thursday, the 18th of November, and moments before the opening of the American markets, where the most expensive digital currency in the world (Bitcoin) continues to trade below the psychological level of traders 60 thousand dollars at levels of 59,317 thousand dollars, down by about 2%...
View MoreManufacturing activity in the Philadelphia region, according to the November Manufacturing Business Expectations survey, continued to rise, as the index rose by 15 points to 39 points in November, the highest level since last April, compared to expectations that indicated a rise to 24.2 points. In the details of the index, the new orders index rose by 17 points to...
View MoreThe Turkish lira continues to record new lows day by day, as it tested this morning, Thursday, the 18th of November, levels of 10.95, two hours before the meeting of the Turkish Central Bank, with almost certainty in the markets that the bank will reduce interest rates for the third meeting in a row. Opinion polls by Reuters and Bloomberg...
View MoreCrude prices continue to decline for the second session in a row this morning, Thursday, the 18th of November, with the opening of the European markets, to trade at its lowest level since the beginning of October, after it ignored the declines in US stocks yesterday, with fears of pumping more production to limit the price hikes. Some reports came...
View MoreA quarterly survey by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand that includes business managers, economic professionals an industry leaders showed that inflation may rise to 2.96% in the last quarter of this year, compared to 2.27% in the second quarter survey, while expectations indicate that inflation will rise to 3.70% at an annual pace. Compared to 3.02% in the third...
View MoreThe CPI in Canada, which measures inflation, rose to 4.7% on an annual basis in October, recording the fastest pace of growth since February 2003, compared to 4.4% in the September reading. The index, excluding gasoline, rose to 3.3%, the monthly index rose by 0.7% in Amauber compared to 0.2% in September's reading, in line with expectations, in the largest...
View MoreOn Tuesday, the US President announced to reporters at the White House that he will reveal his candidate to lead the US Federal Reserve for the next four years in the next four days, as the US President chooses between keeping Jerome Powell, the current president of the US Federal Reserve, and Lail Brainard, a member of the Federal Reserve...
View MoreThe gains in the general index of the US dollar continue for the third consecutive session this morning, Wednesday, the 17th of November, with the opening of the European markets, as investors bought the US dollar strongly after US retail sales, which exceeded expectations in October, rising to the highest level since last March, rising for the third month in...
View MoreThe CPI, which measures inflation in the United Kingdom, rose by 4.2% in the 12 months to October, compared to 3.1% in the September reading, exceeding expectations that it would rise to 3.9%, its highest level since November 2011. On the other hand, the core index, excluding food and energy prices, rose to 3.4% on an annual basis, compared to...
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