Week Ending 16th August 2019 U.S. stocks rose for a second day as investors got a reprieve from trade posturing and speculation mounted that European officials will bolster stimulus if growth in the region continues to sputter. Treasuries nudged lower, lifting yields from multiyear lows. The S&P 500 jumped more than 1%, notching its 13th […]
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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View PostThe US economy grew less than previously thought last year, missing President Donald Trump’s target of 3%. Revised official figures shows that GDP expanded by 2.5% during 2018. The figures also revealed that growth slowed during the second quarter as exports declined and companies invested less in their businesses. GDP grew at an annual rate […]
View PostUK Public sector net borrowing rose sharply in June because of higher debt interest payments and rising spending on services, figures show. It totalled £7.2bn, according to the Office for National Statistics, up from £3.3bn in June 2018. It was the highest June borrowing figure since 2015, the ONS said. Analysts said the figures would […]
View PostIf you were in any doubt that the US-China trade war is having an impact on Asia, look no further than Singapore’s latest export figures. Singapore saw exports fall for a second month in a row, this time by 17.3% in the month of June compared to a year ago. This dramatic fall comes as […]
View PostChina’s economy grew at its slowest pace since the early 1990s in the second quarter, official figures showed. In the three months to June, the economy grew 6.2% from a year earlier. The result was in line with forecasts. China has moved to stimulate its economy this year by boosting spending and delivering tax cuts. […]
View PostThe US labour market boomed in June, creating many more jobs than expected, according to the latest report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. It showed that 224,000 jobs were created in June, many more than the 160,000 that economists had forecast. The figures, a rebound from poor jobs data in May, eased concerns the […]
View PostThe United States and China have agreed to resume trade negotiations, easing a protracted row that has fuelled a global economic slowdown. US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping reached the agreement on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Japan. Mr Trump said the talks had been “excellent”. He had threatened to […]
View PostThe drumbeat for a Federal Reserve interest rate cut got louder on Friday, with one policy maker calling for a 50 basis point reduction. Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said he had advocated for such a move at this week’s meeting, which ended with the central bank leaving rates unchanged. Other policy makers speaking on […]
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