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As Brexit Tariffs Tallied, U.K. Sees $82 Billion Investment Hit

With more than 40 percent of large companies scaling back, according to a new survey, since the vote to leave the European Union U.K. businesses have delayed or canceled investments worth 65.5 billion pounds ($82 billion).   According to the study published Monday by the Centre for Economics...

World prices for food rise by 9.1%

In October, the world prices for food products, particularly for sugar and dairy products, increased by 0.7% MoM and 9.1% YoY, as follow from the data of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). This is good news for farmers, who have recently experienced problems due to...

In the Week Ahead, Markets will Adjust to the New Investing Order

All be it with a very new perspective, markets get back to the business of watching the Federal Reserve  after a historic week.   Wall Street expectations, not only regarding who would lead the country, but the market's reaction to that leader were defied by Donald...

Analysts Warn a Bigger Risk than Donald Trump is Italian Referendum

Global stocks have made a comeback and have been rallying since falling sharply following Donald Trump's victory in the United States presidential elections which initially sent shockwaves through markets around the world. Some analysts simply feel that investors will wait and watch for clues from...

'Black Friday' isn't fun anymore

Not only Americans but also Europeans are tired from the annual Black Friday sales. Public polls show that less than a quarter of the UK population will be purchasing products on the "Black Friday" on 11 November. On the contrary, retailers hope to increase sales offers, which can lead to losses....

Trump Signals Shift from Austerity Era Making Investors Exuberant

As exuberance shot through markets and reversed initial dives in reaction to Donald Trump's U.S. presidential victory, European stocks rose on Thursday following extraordinary gains in Asia and the United States.   Investors set aside for the moment longer-term worries about whether he will...

EU to create a Silicon Valley competitor

Private venture capital us reducing investment in European startups, so EU authorities have presented plans to create a venture capital fund of € 1.6 billion that will support technology start-ups. EU authorities hope than an increase in investments in innovative companies will help to keep them...

Trump's victory muddied global markets

Crush in global stock markets and collapsed rates of some currencies such as the US dollar and the Mexican peso, observed as Donald Trump’s chances to win were growing, were replaced by a slight recovery. At first, futures on the S&P 500 lost the highest possible 5% in the first Chicago...

Do refugees boost economic growth?

Can desperate and tired of wandering on European roads refugees bring economic benefits to countries that accept them, such as Germany? 1.2 million asylum applications were registered in 2015 in the EU. It seems a lot, yet if we consider the whole picture, more than 300 thousand applications were...

Novel Idea Seems to be Coming of Age – one that Could Revolutionize Europe's Debt

The 19-nation currency bloc can be provided with a single “safe asset” that's not linked to the fate of any individual member by the European Safe Bond is, in theory, a parcel of euro-area government debt of different risk grades. One of the things that caused the sovereign debt crisis was the...
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