Economics
EU-Canada Trade Deal Blocked by Belgian Internal Feud
Following the failure of the Belgian federal government to win the consent of French-speaking regional authorities, the European Union’s hopes of signing a landmark free trade deal with Canada this
Published on October 24, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
A Real Reason to Complain Exists for Germany’s Long-Suffering Savers
A political currency that never seems to lose its value in Germany is fretting about inflation. The savings of the people of Germany are in for a renewed onslaught from
Published on October 23, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
The Wobbling Bubble of China’s Housing Industry
In China, average prices for new homes rose 28 percent in Tier 1 cities, which encompass affluent metropolises like Shanghai, and 10 percent in smaller, Tier 2 cities in the
Published on October 23, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Economic Reform Should Not Be Deflected By Greek Debt Relief: Stated Senior ECB Official
While, ECB assures to take future economic projection of Greece by keeping the country’s debt relief in mind, it also clarifies that economic reformation should not feel its repel.
Published on October 22, 2016
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
KPMG says Nothing Good for the Pound Offered by Brexit
The U.K. chairman at KPMG said that amid uncertainty over when the U.K. will leave the European Union (EU),, the pound will remain volatile. “There’s nothing sort of implicitly good
Published on October 21, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
ECB Points to December Meeting and Leaves Door Open to More Stimulus
The European Central Bank firmly shot down any talk of tapering its 1.7 trillion euro asset-buying program but kept the door open to more stimulus in December even as it
Published on October 21, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
The Swedish economy is weakening without immigrants
The Swedish krona is falling free (the currency become cheaper by almost 10%, to $ 0.1135, since April).
Published on October 21, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Ten largest investors in the US
No country in the world attract as much foreign investment as the United States do, according to a recent study by Organization For International Investment.
Published on October 21, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Risks to Central Bank Posed by Russia’s Widening Wealth Divide
Yet another downside to how little is left of the country’s middle class is being discovered by the Bank of Russia. Due to growing wealth inequality and the disappearance of
Published on October 19, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Why dairy surplus in the US is a bad sign for Europe
Wall Street Journal, citing data from the US Department of Agriculture. Milk was poured directly on fields, into compost pits, was given livestock or even left in the middle of…
Published on October 17, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Broadbent Of BoE Terms Brexit Vote As Economic ‘Shock Absorber’
Amid the woes of investors as pound fell, the economy exhibited a shock absorbing capacity.
Published on October 17, 2016
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
ChemShina and Sinochem are in talks to merge
Chinese state-owned Sinochem and ChemChina are in talks to merge. The deal could give rise to a world leader in the field of oil refining, chemicals and fertilizers revenues, learned…
Published on October 14, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Norway to increase spending of sovereign wealth fund by 10% in 2017
For the first time in 25 years, Norway can get a shortfall budget. The authorities decided to withdraw money from the wealth fund. Their plans also include reduction the tax…
Published on October 11, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
The Nobel committee names Nobel economics prize winners
Nobel winners in Economics in 2016 became Oliver Hart and Bengt Holmström "for their contribution to the development of the theory of contracts", announced the Swedish Royal Academy of Sciences.…
Published on October 10, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
IMF’s Lipton Calls for More ‘Arrows’, says he Likes Bank of Japan Policy Revamp
Bank of Japan has been called to be more vigorous with fiscal and structural policies to reflate a fragile economic recovery by the International Monetary Fund First Deputy Managing Director
Published on October 9, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Anxiousness About Globalization’s Future Got Greater This Week
A bevy of analysts have been led to redouble their warnings that a backlash over globalization is poised to roil global financial markets—with profound consequences for the real economy and
Published on October 9, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Sterling Decimated by ‘Flash Crash’
Driven by computer-initiated sell orders that left the pound at a fresh 31-year-low and heading for its worst week since January 2009, Sterling lost a tenth of its value in
Published on October 7, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Stiglitz: the Eurozone is not working
According to Joseph Stiglitz, one of the greatest economists of the world, there is a collapse waiting for the European Monetary Union. The Nobel laureate said that the euro zone…
Published on October 7, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Automated trading systems could cause a sharp drop of the British currency
This morning, the British pound has experienced a sharp drop of more than 6%, which immediately caused panic on the stock exchanges. However then, the pound almost completely restored to…
Published on October 7, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Strategist says Amid Falling Bond Yields, Gold is the Ultimate ‘Anti-Bubble’
Diego Parrilla, managing director atinvestment firm Old Mutual Global Investors believes that we should recognize how mispriced gold is and it is being largely misunderstood. “We are creating the biggest
Published on October 6, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
31- Year Low for Pound on Brexit Hard Landing Fears
A revitalized dollar, boosted by resurgent U.S. interest rate hike expectations, and Brexit worries resulted in Britain’s pound slumping to a three-decade low. Hit by a growing sense that the
Published on October 4, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
British pound fell to an absolute minimum by Bloomberg
The pound sterling fell sharply to other world currencies after statement of the British Prime Minister Theresa May of imminent launch of the EU exit procedure. Bloomberg index, tracks changes…
Published on October 3, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Japan could mistakenly record recession
Japan began to review data on GDP growth because of rising concerns about the information’s inaccuracy. In particular, data for 2014 may have been grossly underestimated, according to a report…
Published on September 30, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
JASTA brought down Saudi Arabia’s stock exchange
Saudi Arabia has planned to raise $ 10-15 billion in international financial markets to finance the country’s living. However, the new law adopted in the United States could complicate those…
Published on September 29, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Risk-parity Strategy Added Shine by Fed and BOJ
An alternative investment strategy that relies on cheap money and low market volatility to produce outsized returns was given a second wing by the Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan’s
Published on September 29, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
RBS to pay $ 1.1 billion to the US regulator
Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) will pay $ 1.1 billion to settle claims of the US National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), according to Reuters.
Published on September 28, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
While BlackRock sees Only Bumps in Road, Bank of America Sees China Crisis
The Bank of America Corp. is of the view that because of China’s debt woes, there can be a financial crisis in China at any time. On the other hand
Published on September 28, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Bank of America: Price war in the oil market is meaningless
Price wars, led by OPEC and the US to bring down the prices of raw materials on the world market, have lost relevance, said analysts of Bank of America Merrill…
Published on September 26, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Finally U.S. Investors Start Worrying About the Presidential Contest
With the first debate between candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump starting on Monday, who becomes the next U.S. president will be a primary focus for Wall Street next week
Published on September 24, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Germany Loses Momentum as 20-Month Low Hit by Eurozoe Business Growth
Indicating that the economic upturn in the region is fragile and failing to achieve any real traction, there was more bad news for euro zone on Friday with the latest
Published on September 23, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Analytics: Excess of oil may increase
Reduction of investment in oil production has been lasting for already two years. In the future, it may lead to a significant shortage of oil on the market, warned the…
Published on September 19, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Risk of a banking crisis in China hit a record high
China may face a crisis of large volume of credits, issued by banks to the corporate sector. This is stated in a new quarterly report of the Bank for International…
Published on September 19, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
China Housing Prices Skyrocket 76% as Analysts see ‘Tulip Fever’ in the Housing Market
According to new research by economic consultancy firm Longview Economics, the famous Dutch “Tulip Fever” bubble of 1637 is being remembered by many while others draw similarity to it with
Published on September 16, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
The EU may issue stocks of defense companies
European Commissioner for Single Market, Industry and Entrepreneurship Elżbieta Bieńkowska said that the European Commission will propose to issue joint stocks of European defense industry companies in September this year,…
Published on September 16, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Bank of England keeps Rates, Bond Purchases Unchanged but Hikes Growth Forecasts
In order to maintain the size of its newly enlarged asset-purchasing program, the Bank of England opted to hold base interest rates at record lows on Thursday. The base rate
Published on September 15, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Brexit knocked down the UK mortgage market
Volume of mortgage lending in the UK by the end of July decreased by 12% compared to the same period last year. This is evidenced by the UK Council of…
Published on September 15, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
In Weeks there can be a $300 Billion Exodus From Money Markets
Money managers are bracing for a last-minute exodus of as much as $300 billion from funds in regulators’ cross hairs with a seismic overhaul of the $2.6 trillion money-market industry
Published on September 14, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
As Much as $1 Trillion could be Wiped Out of the US Economy If Trump Beats Clinton: Oxford Report
According to Oxford Economics, there can be grave implications for the world’s largest economy by a win for U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump. U.K.-based economists Jamie Thompson and Sarah Maxwell
Published on September 14, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Following Brainard Warning, Fed Looks Unlikely to Hike Rates Next Week
In comments that solidified the view the central bank would leave interest rates unchanged next week, Fed Governor Lael Brainard said that the Federal Reserve should avoid removing support for
Published on September 13, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Saudi Arabia is now leading the world’s oil production
Saudi Arabia elbowed the United States from position of the largest oil-producing country in the world, says report of the International Energy Agency. Expected balance of global oil market has…
Published on September 13, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
ECB Pressure on Governments to Splash the Cash Speculated after Draghi Speech
Speculation that the European Central Bank is pressuring governments to take up the baton to simulate growth was prompted after a rather muted and lackluster media conference by Mario Draghi,
Published on September 9, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Two leading banks improved outlook on Brexit consequences
Economists from Credit Suisse and Morgan Stanley improved growth forecast for 2016 and 2017. They abandoned their expectations of recession, but experts still believe that the decision on Brexit will…
Published on September 7, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
UK Recovers A Part Of Its Pension ‘Fund Deficit’
Within a month’s period, the pension fund gains “£100bn”.
Published on September 6, 2016
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
PMI Data Shows Rebound Growth In U.K’s Manufacturing Unit, Beats Expectations
Brexit hit gets recovered in the manufacturing sector of the U.K.
Published on September 6, 2016
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
Room for New Ideas and More Easing in the Economy, says BOJ.s Kuroda
While shrugging off growing market concerns that the Bank of Japan is reaching its limits after an already massive stimulus program, the bank’s Governor Haruhiko Kuroda signaled his readiness to
Published on September 5, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Capgemini: Quantitative easing creates new millionaires
Fresh publication of Cap Gemini’s "World Wealth Report" showed surprising consequences of the world's central banks’ quantitative easing in 2015. Number of millionaires in the world has increased not only…
Published on September 5, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
The ‘Golden Age of Growth’ Moves East as the Currency Markets Shrink
The Bank of International Settlements (BIS) noted a tilt away from London towards financial districts in Asia as volumes in global currency markets shrunk in the last three years. The
Published on September 2, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Regulators Warn that Better Defense Against Rates Shocks needed by U.S. Banks
U.S. banks have been prompted to shift their balance sheets in ways that put them at risk if rates suddenly spike, regulators are warning due to years of stubbornly low
Published on September 2, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
U.K. PMI Report Downs Brexit Fears, Shows Rebound of Factory Activity in August
Helped by a boost to exports from sterling’s post-Brexit slump¸ factories recovered from the initial shock of June’s vote to leave the European Union as British manufacturing staged one of
Published on September 1, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Fitch Rating says Global Bond Yield Plunge Forces Investors to Miss put on $500 Billion
The plunging of global bond yields as resulted in a tight squeezing of interest income for investors. However on the other side, he various government, may issuers of these bonds,
Published on September 1, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh