The Australian labor market lost about 146.300 thousand jobs in August, according to data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), bringing the number of jobs to 13,022.600 million jobs, after adding more than 3 thousand jobs in July, while expectations indicated a loss of about 78 thousand jobs. On the other hand, unemployment rates fell to 4.5% in August,...
View MoreNew Zealand's gross domestic product increased by 2.8% in the second quarter of this year ending in June, according to data released in the Asian session by Statistics New Zealand, compared to 1.6% in the first quarter before it was adjusted and revised to 1.4%, while expectations indicated a growth The New Zealand economy is about 1.1%. In details, all...
View MoreThe CPI in Canada, which measures inflation, rose to 4.1% on an annual basis in August, recording the fastest pace of growth since March 2003, compared to 3.7% in the July reading. The index, excluding gasoline, rose to 3.2%, the monthly index rose by 0.2% in August compared to 0.6% in the July reading. The largest contribution to the index’s...
View MoreCrude records highs before the opening of the American markets mid-session today, Wednesday, September 15th (September), as Brent crude rises by about 1.17%, trading at levels of 74.46 dollars a barrel, while the American crude (NYMEX) rises by about 1.38% and trades at levels of 71.43 dollars a barrel, amid anticipation in the markets For the US Energy Information Administration's...
View MoreThe yellow metal regained the levels of 1800 dollars per ounce with the beginning of the American session yesterday, Tuesday, to settle there and close the American session, taking advantage of the sharp declines in the US dollar index at the same time, to test the levels of 1807 dollars per ounce before reducing its gains and is now trading...
View MoreThe CPI rose by 3.2% in the 12 months ending in August, compared to 2% in the July reading, exceeding expectations that indicated it would rise to 2.9%, recording the largest increase in the index in the series that started in January 1997, based on Monthly, the index rose by 0.7%. The main index, excluding food and energy prices, rose...
View MoreRetail sales in China recorded a growth of about 2.5% in August, according to the data of the National Bureau of Statistics issued this morning, Wednesday, compared to 8.5% in July, to come below expectations that indicated a decline to 6.9%. The data disappointed the markets after the new Delta strain began to spread in the second The largest economy...
View MoreData released moments before by the Bureau of Labor Statistics in the United States of America showed a decline in the Consumer Price Index (CPI), which measures urban inflation, by 0.3.% in August, after rising by about 0.5% in July, to come below expectations that indicated a decline to 0.4%, in On the other hand, the annual index rose by...
View MoreCrude prices are recording rises with the beginning of the European session’s trading session today, Tuesday, September 14th, with Brent crude and US crude trading at their highest levels since the beginning of last August, with Brent crude rising by about 0.66% and trading at levels of $74 per barrel, its highest level since August 2 On the other hand,...
View MoreData released moments before by the Office of Statistics and Labor in the United Kingdom showed that the labor market continues to recover, as figures showed a monthly increase in the number of employees in August by 241 thousand to reach 29.1 million jobs, bringing the British labor market back to pre-pandemic levels (February 2020). Unemployment rates declined in the...
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