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GDP rises by a stronger-than-expected 3.28% in Q4 2017 growth at 2.84%, highest since 2014 Exports remain key driver of economic activity Official data showed the Taiwanese economy growing faster than...
Europe points to recovery after Wall Street reboundsAfter record losses were posted on Wall Street on Monday, US equity indices manged to finish the session higher overnight. The Dow Jones turned an...
European markets closed lower for the sixth day in succession yesterday as US markets once again went on a veritable roller-coaster roundtrip, with the Dow losing 547 points at the beginning of the...
EuropeEuropean stocks appear to be ending the session in the red, as the global slide continues. Stocks quickly moved off the low of the session in early trading but are nowhere near the breakeven...
Whipsaw action is sending equity indices on a wild ride on Tuesday. As the bulls battle the bears, US stocks have opened trading a wide range. The Dow had moved through 934 points early on as...
by Noreen BurkeThe US dollar's correlation with a number of key US instruments is shaping an unusual pattern generally associated with periods of market turbulence, according to BNY Mellon’s...
Barnier hiding the true agendaIt is hard to fathom why no one asked Michel Barnier two questions when he was in London yesterday. First, how can the UK decide if it wants to be in or out of the...
Having seen such a decent month in January, it has taken six trading days for the gains in US markets this year to disappear, with the S&P500 closing over 4% lower and its worst one day decline...
Caixin Composite PMI Output Index at 53.7 in January, highest since start of 2011 Jobs growth seen for second straight month Overall inflationary pressures ease, but service providers report a marked...
PMI surveys signal weakest expansion of business activity since August 2016 Growth slows in all three main business sectors Output price inflation cools further but holds close to...
Composite PMI rises to 52.8 in January PMI signals 0.7-0.8% quarterly GDP growth rate Strong gains seen in manufacturing while service sector expansion remains steady Input costs rise at fastest rate...
Europe European markets are firmly in the red as the global sell-off in stocks has taken hold. Ever since the US posted strong average earnings last Friday, traders have been rattled by the prospect...
Wall Street Poised For Sharp Losses Again on Monday; Bitcoin Testing $7,600 Lows Again; BoE “Super Thursday” Eyed This Week. Wall Street Poised For Sharp Losses Again on Monday US...
European equities are in the red this morning as the severe sell-off that took place in the US on Friday spilled over to Asia last night, and the fallout is being felt in this part of the world....
Economic news from the Eurozone and US was generally very good last week. Bond yields are pushing higher as a result. That’s good news for people worrying about the possibility of more years of...