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Will UK Elections Give the Markets Another Shock?
After the surprising Brexit vote, the United Kingdom is bracing for another possible election surprise on Thursday, June 8.
Will the ECB Stop the Surging Euro?
Last week (ended June 2), the euro continued to appreciate against the US dollar.
Forex Markets: Will the Euro Dominate?
The euro-US dollar (FXE) continued to rise and claimed a new six-month peak above 1.1250 after the FOMC minutes didn’t revive the US dollar (UUP) on May 23.
How Germany’s Services PMI Performed in April
According to Markit Economics, the Germany Services PMI stood at 55.4 in April 2017 compared to 55.6 in March 2017.
Why Greece’s Manufacturing Activity Is Struggling amid Improved Expectations
Amid its financial chaos, Greek manufacturing activity rose in April 2017, though it remains below the acceptable mark of 50.
What the Strengthening of the Germany Services PMI Indicates
According to data provided by Markit Economics, the final Markit Germany services PMI (purchasing managers’ index), released on March 3, 2017, stood at 54.4 in February 2017.
Germany’s Economic Growth and the Role of Rising Inflation
Germany’s expected rise in inflation is concerning as the cost of borrowing has increased across Europe—and this amid all the political uncertainty.
What’s Driving Germany’s Economic Growth?
The German Stock Index DAX 30 (DAX-INDEX) surged over its 12,000 historical mark in March and was trading at 11,941 on March 9, 2017.
Is the Rebound in Global Markets Sustainable?
The SPDR Euro STOXX 50 ETF (FEZ) rose by 2.6%. The United Kingdom’s (FKU) FTSE 100 was among the leaders in European markets. It rose by 2.6%.
Do Asian Indexes Point to a Recovery in Global Markets?
Critical Asian indexes were trading on a mixed note on June 27 with the Japanese and Chinese indexes leading the gains. The Nikkei 225 posted a significant gain of 2.4%, while the Dow Jones Shanghai Index rose by 1.5%.
European Market Flat as Investors Await G7 Leaders’ Brexit Views
Major European indexes (DBEU) were trading with caution on May 26, 2016, as they awaited G7 leaders’ views on the Brexit referendum.
Saudi Arabia Is Depleting Its Foreign Exchange Reserves
It’s been more than a year since Saudi Arabia has had a new king, and what an eventful year for the country under his leadership!
Russia’s Gas Pipeline Network in Europe
The European Union (FEZ) depends mostly on imports to meet its gas needs. Europe accounts for a significant portion of Russia’s gas exports.
Understanding the Gas Pipeline from Russia to Europe
Europe is a lucrative market for Russian gas manufacturer Gazprom Pao, as it derives more than 50% of its revenue from overseas.
The Greek Debt Crisis Refuses to Go Away
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras walked away from negotiations this weekend and called for a referendum from his people on July 5. This surprising turn of events has sharply raised the probability of a Grexit.
The Seemingly Never-Ending Greek Debt Saga at a Tipping Point
The seemingly never-ending Greek debt (GREK) saga continues to play out, complete with twists, turns, and obstacles à la typical potboiler.
