Economics
Why Italy’s Economy Would Tire Itself Out Without Urgent Reforms
Loss of Greece or Portugal can be regarded as a failure, yet Italy's loss will look like carelessness. It is hard to imagine that the single European currency could survive…
Published on February 8, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Inflation in Venezuela: 36 Boeings with Money
The airport of the capital of Venezuela took an unusual cargo: 36 "Boeing-747" freighters stuffed with money. Not with foreign currency, bur their own Bolivars, which authorities buy from foreign…
Published on February 5, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
London Trader Helped Cause 2010 “Flash Crash”, Accuses US
A prosecutor for U.S authorities seeking his extradition claimed on Thursday that a London-based trader’s market manipulation helped cause the 2010 Wall Street “flash crash” which netted him some $878,000
Published on February 4, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
British Keyboard Apps Firm SwiftKey Bought by Microsoft for $250 Million
Promising that it will continue to develop the company’s Android and iOS keyboard apps, Microsoft has acquired British apps firm SwiftKey for a reported $250 million (£173.2 million). Shortly it
Published on February 3, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
A Hello to Arms: Defence Spending Is Growing in Europe
Ice age of austerity in Europe is rapidly melting. The reason is not the most favorable: this is terror and aggravating situation in the "hot spots". According to forecasts of…
Published on February 1, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
The Retail Sales’ Sector In Germany Defied Expectations
The under-performance of German retail sales’ market brought in its share of disappointment.
Published on January 30, 2016
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
Appearances Are Deceiving In The French GDP Figures Of The Last Quarter
The economic slowdown in the French euro zone is not as alarming as it appears, says economists.
Published on January 30, 2016
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
Negative Interest Rates Announced by BOJ Stuns Markets
Stunning investors with another bold move to revive the economy as volatile markets and slowing global growth threaten its efforts to beat deflation, the Bank of Japan unexpectedly cut a
Published on January 29, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Venezuela Is Trying to Persuade Russia and Saudi Arabia to Reduce Oil Production
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro hopes to persuade major oil producers to take concerted action "stop this madness" on the market to. By the "madness", he means the drop in prices…
Published on January 27, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Cambodia Signs An Agreement With Hungary For Mutual Investment
Hungary and Cambodia to boost their economy through trade confirms an agreement.
Published on January 27, 2016
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
Declining Oil Prices Force Russian Economy to Shrink Most Since 2009
Oil decline and sanctions over the conflict in Ukraine that curbed access to international financing has forced Russia’s economy to get contracted the most since 2009 last year as the
Published on January 26, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Oil Gloom and China Rout Deepens Losses in Asian Markets
With a renewed slide in oil prices giving investors few reasons to reassess a darkening outlook for the global economy, a plunge in Chinese share markets capped a miserable day
Published on January 26, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Rally in Oil Prices is Followed by a Surge in Asian Shares
Extending gains from Friday after a rally in battered oil prices prompted a rise in global equities, shares in Chinese and other Asian markets began the week on a firmer
Published on January 25, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Ocean Worth $1 Trillion or How to Use the Arctic
Guggenheim Partners estimated total global investments in the Arctic. They totaled $ 432.4 billion. According to the company’s experts, sustainable development of the region will require $ 1 trillion, that…
Published on January 22, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Global Stimulus Hopes Pull up China Share to End Higher
In a relatively muted response to hints of more policy stimulus in Europe and Japan that prompted a robust rally in battered oil prices and equities elsewhere, China’s fragile shares
Published on January 22, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Deutsche Bank: Cash Will Disappear in 10 Years
According to General Director of Deutsche Bank John Cryan, development of digital technology will soon lead to disappearance of cash from circulation.
Published on January 21, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Top Oil Exporting Nations Take up Green Energy due ot Slump in Oil Prices
Some of the world’s biggest oil exporters are trying to curb domestic consumption of fossil fuels and invest in wind and solar power, due to the oil price slump below
Published on January 20, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
World Economic Forum: Four Major Themes
On Wednesday, the world elite gathers for the annual conference of the World Economic Forum in Davos. There are 2 600 participants, who pay $ 25 thousand for the privilege…
Published on January 20, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Emerging Economies Going Downhill Fast, say Economists in Davos
As once-booming economies appear trapped in a slow-bleeding cycle of weak growth and investment, more than a trillion dollars of investment flows has fled emerging markets over the past 18
Published on January 19, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Following China’s Slow Growth Data, IMF Cuts Global Growth Forecast
Following new figures from Beijing that showed that the Chinese economy grew at its slowest rate in a quarter of a century in 2015, the International Monetary Fund cut its
Published on January 19, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Market Rise on Hopes of More Government Stimulus as China’s growth hits quarter-century low
Igniting hopes that Beijing would cushion the slowdown with more stimulus policies following revelation of China’s economy which grew at its weakest pace in a quarter of a century last
Published on January 19, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Will Robots Occupy Our Work Seats?
By 2020, advances in technology will reduce the number of world’s jobs by the 5 million - such data are quoted in the report of the World Economic Forum (WEF)…
Published on January 19, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Head of the European Commission Announced Failure of the EU’s Efforts on the Refugees Distribution
Only 272 refugees out of planned 160 thousand were transported from Turkey and Greece to other countries, said head of the European Commission. He also stressed the need to reform…
Published on January 15, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Employers in EU Can Now Snoop On Your Private Messages At Work
EU judges have recently ruled that during working hours, all mails – including even private messages sent via that are sent by employees can be seen by employers in the
Published on January 15, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
As Oil Prices Fall Back Below $30, Stocks, Commodity and Currencies Slide
As oil prices fell back below $30 global stocks kept alive concerns about global growth as world stocks were set for a third straight week of losses on Friday and
Published on January 15, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Reuters Poll of Economists Say Fed Could Hike Rates Three Times in 2016 Due to Subdued Economic Outlook
A Reuters poll of economists predicts that a more subdued outlook for both the U.S. and world economies would force the Federal Reserve to consider raise of interest rates only
Published on January 14, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
China Sees A Ray Of Hope After A ‘Worst Weekly Performance’
The stock market of China rose across the board following a suspension of a “breaker mechanism”.
Published on January 14, 2016
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
American Gas Unmoors
America’s long expected go-to-market of gas has finally took place: the first tanker with US liquefied natural gas (LNG) will be exported before the of the week.
Published on January 13, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
The Chinese Currency Can Become Significantly Cheaper In 2016
According to forecasts of the British hedge fund Omni Partners, the renminbi-dollar will fall by 15% in 2016; and even lower in the case of the credit crisis. Earlier this…
Published on January 11, 2016
By Iris Barker
Economics
Money can be hard to get for Winner of $1.3b Powerball Winnr given the Potential Suits by Friends, Co-Workers, Family
The Powerball jackpot has risen to a total of $1.3 billion since there has been no winner so far. There are possibilities for big potential liabilities as these astounding numbers
Published on January 11, 2016
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Research And Markets Predict A Rise In The Plastic Waste Management Market Sector By 2020
The market for plastic waste management to reach “$26,573.3 million” within five years, states new report.
Published on January 6, 2016
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
In a Year Dominated by Fed Rate and China Sowdown, Oil and Asia Shares End Year on Subdued Note
Amidst a renewed slide in oil prices that sapped sentiment and with experts predicting this baleful trend has every signs of lingering into 2016, the Asian share markets looked set
Published on December 31, 2015
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Analyst Say In 2016 The Wage Growth Will Be Slow
CIPD’s economists predict that wages in U.K will grow at a rate that is below the level that was forecasted.
Published on December 31, 2015
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
U.K Still Unsure Of The Economic Damage And Awaits The Storm Frank To Pass
Devastating effects of the natural calamities could put pressure on the insurance policy holders, as the Storm Frank is being awaited in U.K.
Published on December 31, 2015
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
The Manufacturing Industry Of U.K. To ‘Expand’ In The Year Of 2016
After facing a shrinking effect, the manufacturing sector of U.K can expect to grow, shows forecasts.
Published on December 31, 2015
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
Swedish Currrency On The Rise While Yuan Hit Past Four Year’s Low
Given the strong demand for dollar, yuan’s rate fell in the offshore trade, while crown exhibited strong performance.
Published on December 30, 2015
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
Green Alternatives To Shake The Foundations Of Conventional Power Sector
Solar power and cheaper batteries have pushed the conventional electricity market to take a back seat.
Published on December 30, 2015
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
Spending and Subsidy Cut Announcements by Saudi Government Forces Stocks Drop
After the announcement by Saudi Arabian of one of its biggest shake-ups in economic policy, stocks of the country were poised for the steepest decline in two months. Forward contracts
Published on December 30, 2015
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Shrinking Revenue from Crude Oil Forces Saudi Arabia to Plan Cuts to Shrink $98bn Budget Deficit
After plunging oil prices resulted in a record annual budget deficit of nearly $98bn, Saudi Arabia has announced plans to cut government spending and reform its finances. Officials said that
Published on December 29, 2015
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Global Glut Forces Oil Prices to Hover Around Near 11- year Lows
Under pressure from slowing global demand and abundant supplies and with Saudi Arabia signaling no change to its oil policies and Iran preparing to ramp up exports, oil prices steadied
Published on December 29, 2015
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
U.S, Gathers Support For Crude While The Oil Price Come Crumbling Down
The oil market of the U.S. has come close to the low margin ever shown in the last eleven years.
Published on December 29, 2015
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
Financial Sector Dictates The Final Trading Terms Of 2015
The investors are hoping that the yearend trading graph will be in favour of the financial sector.
Published on December 29, 2015
By Debaleena Bhattacharjee
Economics
Low Global Growth Call for Right-Wing Populists
Left-wing government are coming to power in order to slice-and-dice right’s legacy, rights - to compensate at least part of the "left turn" economic results. Weak and fragile global growth,…
Published on December 28, 2015
By Iris Barker
Economics
Extraterrestrial Pistol Set Created by Cabot Guns to Cost $1 Million
In perhaps what can be christened as the costliest pistol ever, gin maker Cabot Guns plans to sell a pistol nest year that is worth $1 million and is made
Published on December 28, 2015
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Sweden Speeds Towards Cash Free Economy
While the Abba Museum of Sweden does not accept bills and coins, it is often common to see homeless street vendors carry mobile credit-card readers in Sweden. There are very
Published on December 27, 2015
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Seven Liquids More Expensive Than Oil
Dropping oil prices were one of the main news in the past year. In recent months, oil prices fell to $ 36 per barrel, more than 50% less than in…
Published on December 24, 2015
By Iris Barker
Economics
Chinese Consumer Market Will Continue to Grow Despite the Recession
Despite slowing economic growth, China will be one of the fastest growing consumer markets in the future world. According to a study of The Boston Consulting Group and AliResearch Institute,…
Published on December 23, 2015
By Iris Barker
Economics
Asian Women the Fastest to get into the World Billionaire List
A recent new survey from UBS and PwC found that the number of women from Asia entering the billionaire ranks is on the rise and unlike their Western counterparts, they
Published on December 23, 2015
By Debdutta Ghosh
Economics
Wind Power in the US Peaked 70GW
Total capacity of wind power plants in the United States reached a record high of 70 GW. According to the American Wind Energy Association, this is enough to provide 19…
Published on December 22, 2015
By Iris Barker