Week Ending 24th January 2020 The spread of a deadly respiratory virus rattled global markets, sending U.S. stocks lower and fueling demand for havens in government bonds and gold. Oil fell for a fourth day on concern the outbreak will dent economic growth. The S&P 500 Index posted its biggest drop since October amid reports […]
View PostThe US economy added 145,000 jobs last month, capping a year of solid but slowing growth, official figures show. Hiring at retail and health care firms drove the gains, which pushed the US labour market to a 10th year of expansion. While the country’s 3.5% unemployment rate remained at historic lows, earnings growth slowed from […]
View PostEuroIndependent Far East are pleased to be able to offer a new investment in to Universal Access Bonds or UAB which can be purchase through The Investment Platform TIP. More info
View PostThe Bank of England has kept interest rates on hold at 0.75% but indicated it may cut the cost of borrowing if global economic growth fails to recover or Brexit uncertainties persist. It said the UK economy was expected to pick up from its current weakness. However, the Bank said it would monitor companies’ and […]
View PostChina’s economy grew at a slower pace than expected in the third quarter as it struggled with a US-led trade war and softer domestic demand. In the three months to September, the economy expanded 6% from a year earlier, official figures showed. The result fell just short of expectations for 6.1% growth for the period. […]
View PostThe US has agreed to suspend its next tariff hike on Chinese imports after two days of trade talks in Washington. US President Donald Trump said negotiators had reached a “phase one deal” that would include increased agricultural purchases and address financial services and technology theft. China’s top negotiator Liu He also said he was […]
View PostThe U.S. economy cooled in August as Americans spent less than projected and companies cut capital-equipment orders, with below-forecast prices and lukewarm consumer sentiment adding to concerns that may support the case for further Federal Reserve easing. Consumer spending on goods and services, which accounts for about two-thirds of gross domestic product, increased 0.1% from […]
View PostThe European Central Bank has unveiled fresh stimulus measures to bolster the eurozone, including cutting a key interest rate. The deposit facility rate, paid by banks on reserves parked at the ECB, was already negative, but has now been cut from minus 0.4% to minus 0.5%. The ECB also said it was re-starting quantitative easing. […]
View PostThe US economy added 130,000 jobs last month, slowing more than expected, the latest official figures have shown. Economists polled by Reuters had expected an increase of 158,000. In July, the economy had created 159,000 new jobs. The unemployment rate was unchanged at 3.7%, while average hourly earnings growth rose 3.2% from last year. The […]
View PostThe chancellor has told the BBC that he does not expect the UK to slide into recession after data showed the economy shrank by 0.2% between April and June. Sajid Javid was speaking after the Office for National Statistics said the economy had contracted for the first time since 2012. The surprise decline came after […]
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