According to data, industrial output for the Eurozone rose as expected compared to the previous month in July thanks to increased production of capital goods and consumer durables, but it is still far below last year’s levels due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The European Union statistics office Eurostat said industrial …
Read More »OPEC Monthly Report: The Global Economic Growth Forecast Reduced to -4.1% in 2020
OPEC Monthly Report: Reducing global economic growth forecasts to -4.1% in 2020 The economic growth forecast for 2021 was left unchanged at 4.7% Reducing Forecast for global oil demand growth by 0.4 million barrels per day in 2020 Raising Forecast of growth in non-OPEC supplies by 360 thousand barrels per …
Read More »Asian Stocks Closed Higher, Led by Japanese Stocks
Asian stocks closed the Asian period higher with the support of Japanese stocks after SoftBank announced that it wanted to sell the shares of this company for $ 40 billion, and Nvidia sought to acquire the shares of this company, which led to the rise in SoftBank shares during Today’s …
Read More »US Dollar Back to Decline, Eyes on Fed
The dollar fell on Monday, September 14th against other major currencies, as a wave of mergers and acquisitions lifted sentiment in global stock markets as investors looked forward to a week crowded with events including the US Federal Reserve meeting and the appointment of a new Japanese prime minister. Attention …
Read More »Turkey’s Industrial Production Accelerates
Data showed Turkish industrial production rose 4.4% year-on-year in July, exceeding expectations and continuing to accelerate since the economy reopened in June following anti-Coronavirus closures. In a Reuters poll, industrial output was expected to grow 3% year-on-year in July. Compared to the previous month, production in the manufacturing sector rose …
Read More »US Dollar Index Losing Some Steam and Approaching 93.00
The US dollar index, which measures the strength of the greenback against a basket of currencies, started the week negatively from the major support level at 93.00. The index fell for the second session in a row on Monday, moving just above 93.00 in a somewhat risky environment. At the …
Read More »Gold Rises on Dollar Weakness, Eyes on Fed
Gold prices rose on Monday, September 14th, boosted by the dollar’s weakness, while investors are looking to the US Federal Reserve meeting this week to get indications regarding stimulus measures and inflation target. The gold spot rose 0.2% to 1944.69 dollars an ounce by 06:47 GMT. And gold in US …
Read More »Oil Rises by a Storm Threatening The Gulf of Mexico
Oil prices rose today due to a tropical storm in the Gulf of Mexico, which forced companies to evacuate platforms and halt production. Still, the gains were limited by concerns about a glut in global supplies and a decrease in demand for fuel. By 06:29 GMT, US West Texas Intermediate …
Read More »Industrial Activity Declined in Japan
Industrial activity in Japan declined in July, missing expectationsData released by the Japanese Economy Ministry on Monday showed that industrial activity in Japan decreased by -0.5% during July, expectations were for a rise of 0.6%. The Yen is currently trading at 105.97
Read More »PBOC Sets Yuan Reference Rate at 6.8361
The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) has set the yuan reference rate at 6.8361 versus Friday’s fix at 6.8389.
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