Economics
Where millionaires live: top 10 countries
Four countries of the world are home for more than 60% of total number of millionaires in the world (HNWI, high-net-worth individual) according to World Wealth Report by Capgemini Consulting.A…
Published on July 20, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
‘Passport’ for U.S. Hedge Funds in Europe Backed by EU Watchdog
The financial watchdog of the European Union is of the view that the largest economic block of the world should allow hedge funds from the United States, Singapore and Hong
Published on July 19, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Revenues from Arab oil exports fell by $ 24 billion
Exports of crude oil from Arab countries amounted to $ 50.4 billion in the I quarter of this year, local media reported.
Published on July 19, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Low-Rates & ‘Flatter Yield-Curve’ Challenge Financial Institutions
The long-term low rates worry the U.S. Banks.
Published on July 19, 2016
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
JPMorgan proposed a plan to rescue the Italian banks
Three months ago, when the banking problems in Italy resumed, it was decided to use Atlas financial assistance fund. However, this did not rectify the situation.
Published on July 18, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
China Second Quarter Growth Strength Surprises Many but Also Reveals Growing Risks
With suggestions emerging that future weakness which could pressure the government to roll out more support measures, in the second quarter private investment growth shrank to a record low in
Published on July 15, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Globalization: the world looks better without walls
Globalization is an unstoppable force, which inevitably makes the world more united. Now, however, it seems to be receding. Trade growth has not yet reached the pace that had been…
Published on July 14, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
U.S. Pushes China to Comply to Trade Enforcement Agreement in case of Raw Material Export Duties
Arguing they violate Beijing’s commitments to the World Trade Organization (WTO) and give an unfair advantage to Chinese manufacturers, the United States challenged China’s export duties on nine key metals
Published on July 14, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Chinese Second Quarter Economic Growth Potentially to be Weakest in Seven Years at 6.6 Percent,
As the industrial sector loses steam and a boost from financial services fades, China’s economic growth likely cooled to a fresh seven-year low of 6.6 percent in the second quarter
Published on July 12, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Deutsche Bank asks for €150 billion-worth bailout
Problems of Italian banks, escalated after Brexit, are getting worse day by day. Bad debts of t360 billion can trigger a complete collapse of the banking sector. Now, however, Deutsche…
Published on July 11, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Newspaper says SNB says Ready to Adapt in Post-Brexit Market
SNB Chairman Thomas Jordan said in a newspaper interview published recently that the Swiss National Bank must be ready to react flexibly to any short term threats or opportunities arising
Published on July 10, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Central Banks Seeking Clarity on Outlook Clouded by Brexit Fog
For most part of the year, the U.S. Federal Reserve and policymakers were able to plot further interest rate increases due to the dollar, oil prices and economic conditions. However
Published on July 8, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
US oil export hit record high while domestic production and reserves are falling
Exports of US crude oil reached record levels in almost 100 years. At the same time, production and reserves in the country are falling while Europe is purchasing more and…
Published on July 7, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Indian Market Is ‘The Least Driven By Global Factors’: HSBC
HSBC finds investing in Indian market is the safest option in an uncertain global scenario.
Published on July 7, 2016
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
Japan is losing money of retirees
Back in December 2014, when it became known that Japan was ready to risk hundreds of billions of Japanese pensions to promote and support the stock market, it became clear…
Published on July 6, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Cuba rides a wave of popularity
Cuban direction became the fastest growing segment of the online booking service Airbnb in its history. A few months after the beginning of removal of the US sanctions against Cuba,…
Published on July 6, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Fast Action on EU Trade Terms Urged by London’s Financial District
The head of London’s financial district said that in order to preserve the City of London’s dominance in financial services after last month’s vote to leave the European Union, Britain
Published on July 6, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
OECD says for Post-Brexit UK, Tax Haven Route Won’t Work
An internal memo prepared by the body responsible for the drafting international tax rules says that the United Kingdom is unlikely to try to lure international investment by becoming a
Published on July 5, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Oil Markets Strike A Balance Amid The Hurts Caused By Waning Asian Demands
Asia is not demanding as much oil, while finally after the Brexit turmoil, oil futures seem to find steady footings.
Published on July 5, 2016
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
The Budgetary ‘Surplus Target’ Of 2020 Has No Future
The chancellor Osborne, who announced the contradictory surplus budget target, has decided to abandon the same.
Published on July 4, 2016
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
EU cities are fighting for the financial center’s title
The first news about results of the UK’s voting on leaving the EU made London’s future as one of the world's major financial centers foggy. Officials from Paris, Frankfurt and…
Published on July 1, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Why Aramco’s IPO is a juicy contract for investment banks
When there was news that Saudi Arabia announced possible IPO of its state-owned oil company in January, the first reaction on Wall Street was a shock.
Published on June 29, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Nissan sued South Korea
The Japanese company Nissan filed a lawsuit against the Ministry of Environment of South Korea. According to the company’s representatives, the authorities has wrongly accused Nissan of cheating and understating…
Published on June 27, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Chance to Take Away London Finance Crown by Scotland Presented by Brexit
According to U.K. lawmaker Mark Garnier, there can be a silver lining for Scotland despite all the uncertainty that Scotland faces with the cloud of Britain’s exit from the European
Published on June 27, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
JV for Gas Generation, Underground Gas Storage in China Signed Between Gazprom And CNPC
Even while China’s worst economic slowdown in a quarter century batters demand, Gazprom PJSC, the world’s top natural gas exporter, will join hands for a new contract with the Asian
Published on June 26, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Google says ‘Surge’ in Searches on Irish Passports post Brexit
A majority of the UK electorate has chosen to turn its back on EU – the biggest political project in the world and according to Google a lot of the
Published on June 25, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
What Brexit has already done
Irish low-budget airline Ryanair has arranged sale of tickets to Europe, linked to the outcome of the referendum in the UK.
Published on June 24, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Brexit Fallout – BlackRock’s top investment strategist says Sterling could weaken further
Confusions reigns in financial markets as a fallout of Brexit. Investors seen dumping assets even those that are not related to Brexit – such as U.S. stocks and bonds from…
Published on June 24, 2016
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
OPEC’s revenue from oil exports fell to a six-year low
Yesterday, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) has presented a report on situation in the oil production market at the end of 2015. The cartel said that revenues from…
Published on June 23, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Bremain Hope Pushes Stock Futures At Its Pinnacle In Comparison To Its Recent Performance
The rise on stock futures shows a supporting trend towards Bremain camp.
Published on June 23, 2016
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
Speculations Of Bremain Makes The Pound Soar Against Dollar
In the hope of Britain retaining the EU membership, pound jumps up to the top, while the opposite result may bring the same crashing downward.
Published on June 23, 2016
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
Progress on too-big-to-fail Rules Cited by Fed’s Fischer, IMF Views US Economy in “Good Shape”
Defending the US Federal Reserve Bank’s approach to the too-big-to-fail issue, the Vice Chair of the bank – Stanley Fischer said that the central bank’s proposals would limit the fallout
Published on June 22, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
M&A deals reached an eigth-year record
Last year's growth of cross-border mergers and acquisitions has increased global flows of foreign direct investment to $ 1.76 trillion. The index peaked since the financial crisis of 2008-2009., according…
Published on June 22, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
WTO: Protectionism is stifling the global economy
The Group of Twenty (G20) have introduced a record number of trade restrictive measures, according to the latest monitoring of the World Trade Organization (WTO).
Published on June 21, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
New Chapter being eyed by Resilient US Shale Producers with Oil Price near $50
Confounding OPEC and Saudi Arabia with their resiliency, large and mid-sized U.S. independent producers are surviving and eyeing growth again as oil nears $50 a barrel after about two years
Published on June 21, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Consumption of gasoline in the United States will fall by 20% thanks to electric cars
Over the next 20 years, demand for gasoline in the US will decrease by 20% if electric cars account for 35% of the road transport market by 2035, reports consulting…
Published on June 20, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
‘It Seems Inevitable Brexit Will Be Favorite By The Weekend’
British vote probability betting results show a shifting trend in favour of Brexit.
Published on June 17, 2016
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
Kenya to launch the world’s first tea futures
INTL FCStone Inc. company, headquartered in New York, held talks about launch of tea derivatives with representatives of the tea industry in Kenya, said senior vice president of INTL FCStone…
Published on June 16, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Infrastructure Spending in China more than Combined Sp3dning of U.S. and Europe
A new and latest study by the McKinsey Global Institute finds that since the financial crisis of 2008-09, investments in the infrastructure sector globally, including the U.S., despite a crying
Published on June 16, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Brexit Will Be An Harbinger Of An ‘Emergency Budget’, Warns Osborne
U.K voting in favour of Brexit will cause economic instability, which would appear in various ways, while an emergency budget of post Brexit has been proposed by Osborne.
Published on June 15, 2016
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
60 thousand people are laid off in Angola thanks to oil prices
The fall in oil prices has led to the fact that almost 60 thousand people have lost their jobs in Angola.
Published on June 14, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
The Fear Of Brexit Shakes The Global Economy Markets
A fateful turn of Brexit can cause European recession, fears analysts.
Published on June 14, 2016
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
Central Banks and Brexit will Whipsaw Currencies, says Pimco
The Pacific Investment Management Co claims that currencies and other assets are set to be whipsawed by a Federal Reserve meeting and a referendum on the future of one of
Published on June 13, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
How actions of the Chinese authorities are restraining the capital outflow
The outflow of capital from China slowed in May, despite the weakening renminbi, reports the Washington-based Institute of International Finance. After two months of growth, China's reserves in May again…
Published on June 10, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Cautious Customers Force The Shop Prices To Remain Low
The analysts study the prices hovering within the deflation zone.
Published on June 10, 2016
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
Why Saudi Aramco’s IPO will result in a problem for the oil market
Saudi Aramco state oil company's IPO can turn into extremely unpleasant consequences for the oil industry in the long term.
Published on June 9, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
First Signs of Global Growth Stabilization Provided by OECD Lead Indicator
Leading indicators released Wednesday by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development show that amid other signs that the global economy will avoid a significant slowdown in 2016, economic growth
Published on June 8, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Odds Are Reducing In Favour Of Brexit
Votes in favour of Brexit witness the “sharpest drop in odds”.
Published on June 8, 2016
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
Why China has to cover up the unemployment rate
When it comes to inaccurate statistics, all at once recall China’s fabricated data on exports and imports, intended to hide the flight of capital, as well as "successful" GDP data.
Published on June 7, 2016
By Iris Barker