Coronavirus wipes off $420 billion from China’s stock market
The market selldown is despite apparent moves by regulators to curtail selling. Adding to investor worries is the economic impact of the coronavirus.
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Bank of England interest rate hike signal is a target not a promise: BoE’s Deputy Governor
The comments come in the wake of the central bank having to manage the consequences of Brexit, including stoking inflation, whose widespread ramifications weren’t mapped out during the historic referendum.
Possible Approval For Pension Reform & Easing Consumer Price Could Lead To ‘Lower Policy Rates’ In Brazil
Economists look at the performance of various sectors in Brazil while several noted an increment, although the “price pressure” could be a harbinger for drop in interest rates.
The EU Consumer Confidence Takes A Dip In The Month Of March 2016
The economists compare consumer confidence data between that of last month and the current one.
U.S Oil Prices End At Two Percent Lower, The Lowest On Record After 2009
The falling oil prices in the U.S. trade market raise alarm among the traders. The data attributes this trend on the additional oil rigs that were introduced recently.
